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Slaves in the North would try their best to keep in contact with their aunts, uncles, and children, but unfortunately for the most

1. The economic differences between the North & South were significant, the North focused pretty much on modernizing their part of the nation with Industrial Life. Machines were mostly used and everything went smoothly. While the South, focused on Slave/Plantation Life. They were old school and kept it that way for their part of the nation. North would rule economically, but the South didn’t really pay attention towards that. 2. On the other hand, South wanted more state control and wanted to have

repressive regime, North Korea stands as one of the worst places to call home in the world, while South Korea is incredibly more liberal. Despite the inescapable amounts of propaganda imposed on the citizens of North Korea, the current generations of North Koreans hold ties to South Korea through separated family, making South Korea a very attractive but forbidden land. While South Korea continues to center its foreign policy on loosening the strict rule of the North Korean government, North Korea remains

1800’s distinguished the North and the South. These two parts of the country had differences from social and political structures, to political views, geography and daily attitudes which eventually led to vastly differently lifestyles. Certain components strengthened relations and others crumbled them. A major difference between the North and the South was slavery. A turning point in history, slavery was essential in the growth and progression of America. While the North had nearly abolished it,

differences between the regions when it came to social structure were colossal; large numbers of foreign immigrants had been coming to America with the hoping to find work, and be able to have homes. A very large majority of those people had gone to the north, for the northern region had been fairly inviting. People could settle in and start making a living. Despite the fact that some individuals were more wealthy than others, there was hope for everyone. They could all achieve greatness. Plantations in

North and South. Tall and short. Red and blue. The North and South nowadays have their differences, but a couple hundred years ago, they were practically opposites. Differences in America started developing from the beginning of the colonies, politically and economically. In the early 1800’s, sectionalism deeply divided America. Why were the North and South so contradistinctive? Something to remember when discussing the differences of the North and South in the early days of extreme sectionalism

North and South Edward Pessen argues that the North and South were similar but fundamentally different. They were similar in most of the aspects of common life such as; economy, social structure, and politics. The North and South were both centered around agriculture. The Northern farms were centered around grains and corn, while the southern farms were centered around tobacco, rice, sugar and cotton. The goal for the North and South was to be self-sufficient, and have influence and power. In the

Transportation was a big difference in the north and south. The north depended on transportation to transport goods from factory to stores or houses. The north had a complex system of railroads that were perfect for quick, easy transportation. Canals also sprung up, being another fast way of transportation. The largest Canal being 363 miles long! The south was less reliant on transportation because the economy was mostly based on agriculture. But with fast broad rivers the south had no problem sending

differences between the North and the South that have lead to economic differences between them. Some of these differences, such as the climate differences, have had many effects on the economy in these to regions. One such way that shows the effect of the climate on the economy is in Document 4. This document states “The northern soil and climate favored smaller farmsteads rather than large plantations. Industry flourished”(Document4). This is showing how since the climate in the north wasn’t good for

North Korea North Korea is one of five communist countries in the world. For decades, North Korea government have been able to keep North Korea as the most impenetrable country in the world. Therefore, it has created a lot of curiosity among people to learn about North Korea the mysterious country. In this paper, I will talk about the Physical, Cultural, and economic Characteristics of North Korea also the effects this characteristic have on this country. The Physical Characteristic of North Korea