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Which does not correctly describe a difference between North and South after 1820? A. The North had a larger white population. B. The North had a broader industrial base. C. The South had more miles of railroad track. D. The South had a larger black population

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"C. The South had more miles of railroad track" is not accurate. Railroads were largely situation going from East to West. It is true that the North had a broader industrial base.
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Answer:

B. The North had a broader industrial base.

Explanation:

Industry thrived, filled by more inexhaustible common assets than in the south, and numerous substantial urban areas were built up. By 1860, one fourth of all Northeners lived in urban territories. Slavery had ceased to exist, supplanted in the urban areas and production lines by foreigner work from Europe.  

Indeed, a dominant part of migrants settled in the North as opposed to the South. Transport was simpler in the North.  

Unquestionably a bigger number of Northerners than Southerners had a place with the Whig/Republican ideological group and they were undeniably bound to have vocations in business , drug or training. Actually, an architect was unquestionably bound to be from the North than from the South. Northern youngsters were more inclined to go to class than Southern kids.

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