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The North and the south

In the past, the North and the south had similar characteristics depicted in their

economic and social indulgences that involved their common discrimination against people

of color who were African Americans socially. Economically both regions indulged in cotton

production, which they both relied on as a source of income; thus, they both had lots of

cotton plantations and factories where the cotton was manufactured. Both regions developed

large cities and were named after Amerigo Vespucci (Lloyd,2012).

Both regions differed in various matters that included the support by the North

concerning "free states," where most northern inhabitants felt that enslaving immigrants was

unethical thus targeted towards outlawing the act (Lloyd,2012). They believed in the freedom

of every human. On the other hand, the southern inhabitants accepted slaves and were against

granting freedom to the slaves. The North especially was a manufacturing region where

farmers believed in tariffs responsible for offering protection to workers and those that owned

factories from the external competition (Pessen,1980). The south was an agricultural-

dependent region, and they were supplied with manufactured products by both the North and

foreign regions. The North had larger cities than the south, with a large population of people.

Socially, folks from the south are more open to religious dogma, especially in the bible

belt, where a large population involves protestant believers. People from the south are known

to be more friendly and hospitable than those who dwell in the North, who are the complete

opposite; they are cold and unfriendly. Economically, the North was and still is more

urbanized as compared to the south (Pessen, 1980). Most states in the south are rural areas,

but few cities. The economy in the south is still agricultural, while in the North, it's industrial.

Life in the south is more reliant on relating with other people, and people there are closer to

their neighbors than the North, where most people mind their own business.

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1 The North and the south Student's Name Institutional Affiliation Course Number and Name Instructor's Name Assignment Due Date 2 The North and the south In the past, the North and the south had similar characteristics depicted in their economic and social indulgences that involved their common discrimination against people of color who were African Americans socially. Economically both regions indulged in cotton production, which they both relied on as a source of income; thus, they both had lots of cotton plantations and factories where the cotton was manufactured. Both regions developed large cities and were named after Amerigo Vespucci (Lloyd,2012). Both regions differed in various matters that included the support by the North concerning "free states," where most northern inhabitants felt that enslaving immigrants was unethical thus targeted towards outlawing the act (Lloyd,2012). They believed in the freedom of every human. On the other hand, the southern inhabitants accepted slaves and were against granting freedom to the slaves. The North especially was a manufacturing region where farmers believed in tariffs responsible for offering protection to workers and those that ...
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