in what ways were the north and south distinct economically, socially, and culturally in the antebellum era?

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Carlie Crawford

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2 December, 17:05

in what ways were the north and south distinct economically, socially, and culturally in the antebellum era?

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Scott Hampton · Answer 1

Distinct of North and south economically in antebellum era are:

1. South saw slavery as an economic issue and there economy was primarily based upon agricultural and slave labour. While NORTH has a growing industry and commercial economy mainly depend on wages labour.

Distinct of North and South Socially in antebellum era are:

1. South has a social structure in which their was division in class between land owning, master class, poor white and slaves WHILE in North war was dominated by a wide range of different labouring class.

Distinct of North and South Cultural in antebellum era are.

1. South people were attending religious gatherings alot while North people were not.