How were natural resources used in the North as compared to the South?

Resources were used mainly for manufacturing in the North and farming in the South.

Renewable resources were needed more in the North and non-renewable resources were needed in the South.

The North required resources for agricultural industries, while the South needed resources for industrial production.

Fewer resources were needed in the North as machines replaced human labor, but the South still needed resources for agricultural industries

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Aimee Hogan

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8 April, 04:46

How were natural resources used in the North as compared to the South?

Resources were used mainly for manufacturing in the North and farming in the South.

Renewable resources were needed more in the North and non-renewable resources were needed in the South.

The North required resources for agricultural industries, while the South needed resources for industrial production.

Fewer resources were needed in the North as machines replaced human labor, but the South still needed resources for agricultural industries

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Stephen Salas · Answer 1

The difference in usage of resources in the North and in the South is the first option - r esources were used mainly for manufacturing in the North and farming in the South.

The South has always been more about agriculture whereas the North preferred more advanced technology.