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Terms in this set (23)what states made up the upper south? Maryland, virgina,north carolina what states made up the deep south? Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas what crop replaced tobacco,rice, and indigo as leading cash crop of the south cotton what caused the huge demand for cotton in the late 1800s European mills wanted southern cotton but cotton took time and labor to produce(taking the seeds out who invented the cotton gin? Eli Whitney what was the cotton gin? a machine that simplified the task of removing seeds from cotton,wanted to grow more how did the agriculture of the upper south and deep south differ by1860 the upper south still produced tobacco, hemp, wheat and veggies. the deep south committed to cotton and some areas sugar and rice.
what are the two reasons that there was the little industry in the south boom in cotton sales, lack of capital, southerns didn't want industry to flourish there who were two southerns who felt that factories would revive the economy of the upper south William Gregg, Joseph Reid Anderson why did southern cities grow more slowly than cities in the north and the Midwest built railroads but a lesser extent,rail lines were short, local didn't connect all parts of the region by 1860 how much of the nations rail lines lay within the south? 1/3 small farms and plantations farmers who did not enslaved labor, yeomen made up the largest group of whites in the south. some southern whites rented land or worked as tenant on landlords estates plantations the main economic goal for the large plantations to earn profited. dorm wives of plantations owners served as accountants, keeping the plantations financial records. enslaves people who worked in the house, cleaning, cooking, and doing laundry were called domestic slaves. most enslaves people however were field hands, supervise by an overseer life under slavery enslaved African Americans maintained there family life as best they could. to ensure stability, enslaves African Americans created a network of relatives and friends who made there extended family.the slave code aimed to prevent the dreaded slave rebellion. these laws also made it a crime to teach enslaved people to read or write. Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass were two African American leaders who escaped enslavement. the underground railroad a network of safe house offered assistance to runaway slaves city life and education several large cities in the south provide free African Americans new opportunities though they did not have the same rights as other citizens. many southern states has charity schools for those who could not afford to pay for education hr population north win always reps more people living sent each state is equal try to keep balanced forces comprises abstain Hold back, refrain (especially from something bad or unhealthy); decline to vote Missouri compromise "Compromise of 1820" over the issue of slavery in Missouri. It was decided Missouri entered as a slave state and Maine entered as a free state and all states North of the 36th parallel were free states and all South were slave states. secede To leave or withdraw. fugitive (n.) one who flees or runs away; (adj.) fleeting, lasting a very short time; wandering; difficult to grasp sectionalism Different parts of the country developing unique and separate cultures (as the North, South and West). This can lead to conflict. loyalty to ransom look at pages for more chapter 15 ... Sets with similar termsSocial Studies - Chapter 935 terms cooliokelly SS Chapter 14&1549 terms Abbey_Beach History Chapter 9 Review52 terms C_h_l_o_e_B Social Studies - North and South Lesson 3 and 435 terms life_on_fleek Sets found in the same folderchapter 13 section 1-216 terms ilovemydogalot123 chapter 15 section 2-324 terms ilovemydogalot123 chapter 1625 terms ilovemydogalot123 Chp. 10 History35 terms ilovemydogalot123 Other sets by this creatorPrebles Artforms Chapter 3 Vocabs45 terms ilovemydogalot123 Chem38 terms ilovemydogalot123 gateways to democracy chapter 3, gateways to democ…104 terms ilovemydogalot123 gateways to democracy225 terms ilovemydogalot123 Verified questions
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