husnali1982
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Which of the following is a true statement about the US economy before the Civil War?
A-The North had a farm-based economy, while the South had a trade-based economy.
B-The South had a farm-based economy, while the North had a trade-based economy.
C-Both the North and the South had farm-based and trade-based economies.
D-Neither the North nor the South had farm-based or trade-based economies.

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prkinlein

Im pretty sure its B. the south more heavily depended on slave farming iirc

Answer:B

Explanation: The north experienced what is known as the Industrial Revolution far before the south. The south depended on slaves and their crops (such as tobacco and cotton) to build their wealth. The North quickly saw a growth in steel factories and such, so they relied on trade and terrible working conditions.

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