Slaves
South
Who was for slaves?
Water-ways
What is the main form of transportation in the south.
Four distinct seasons from freezing winters to hot, humid summers.
What was in like in the North?
Cotton and tobacco.
What did the south mostly farm?
Land owning white farmers with saves.
The South
They were afraid the slaves would take there jobs.
Why was the North against slavery?
Boats/River travel, Railroads/trains, Roads
Transportation in the North
Mild winters and long, hot summers.
What was it like in the South?
It allowed unskilled workers a place to work.
What did factories allow?
Mostly free black African Americans
The North
North
Who was against slaves?
Boats, Water-ways, Less railroads
Transportation in the South
Flat plain with a thin covering of rocky soil.
What was the land like in the North?
The cotton engine was made in the South.
Where was the cotton engine made?
Poor white people who did not own land or slaves.
The Northerners
11 hours
How many hours did slaves work a day?
Roads, Railroads and canals
What did the Government spend money?
Warm soggy soil, Good farming land, swamps, Rivers
What was the land like in the South?
Manufacturing in the North was greater.
Who had the greater manufacturing
Irish and German
What kind of immigrants were there?
They lived crowded together in rough cabins.
What did slaves live in?
Transport goods
Economic
North
Which one has all four seasons
It has made if faster and easier to farm
How did technological developments affect agriculture in the South?
About seven in ten.
How many Northerners lived on a farm?