A consistent pattern of movement into the Old Northwest was: the tendency of northerners and southerners to settle, respectively, in northern and southern sections of the Old Northwest. the loss of northern and southern cultural practices and identities as migrants settled without considering regional concerns. less antagonism regarding the issue of slavery because virtually all migrants to the Old Northwest were members of the Whig Party. to bypass attempts to become a small freeholder, and buy large amounts of cheap land in the attempt to establish a commercial farm.

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17 August, 07:26

A consistent pattern of movement into the Old Northwest was: the tendency of northerners and southerners to settle, respectively, in northern and southern sections of the Old Northwest. the loss of northern and southern cultural practices and identities as migrants settled without considering regional concerns. less antagonism regarding the issue of slavery because virtually all migrants to the Old Northwest were members of the Whig Party. to bypass attempts to become a small freeholder, and buy large amounts of cheap land in the attempt to establish a commercial farm.

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The tendency of northerners and southerners to settle, respectively, in northern and southern sections of the Old Northwest.

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The "Old Northwest" was the name that was given to the Northwest Territory in the United States. This was a territory formed after the American Revolutionary War. This encompassed the land west of the Appalachian mountains, north of the Ohio River. Although both Northerners and Southerners used to settle on this land, Northerners settled in the northern sections, while Southerners settled in the southern ones.