Why had the North and the South grown so far apart by 1861? A. The North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union, but the South supported it. B. The South wanted to start a colony for freed slaves in Africa, but the North rejected the plan. C. The South demanded more railroads, but the North refused to pay the costs of construction. D. The North wanted to end all immigration to keep wages high, but the South needed more factory workers.

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Madilyn Herman

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12 October, 09:18

Why had the North and the South grown so far apart by 1861? A. The North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union, but the South supported it. B. The South wanted to start a colony for freed slaves in Africa, but the North rejected the plan. C. The South demanded more railroads, but the North refused to pay the costs of construction. D. The North wanted to end all immigration to keep wages high, but the South needed more factory workers.

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Deon Hahn · Answer 1

There are many reasons why the North and the South had grown so far apart by 1861, but the best option is "A. The North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union, but the South supported it."