Question
Why were southern states less industrialized than states in the North? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
Northern factories would not trade with southern businesses.
Northern factories would not trade with southern businesses.
Southern states did not have the raw materials needed for factories.
Southern states did not have the raw materials needed for factories.
Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.
Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.
Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.
Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.
Factory owners would not relocate to the South.
(1 point)
Responses
Northern factories would not trade with southern businesses.
Northern factories would not trade with southern businesses.
Southern states did not have the raw materials needed for factories.
Southern states did not have the raw materials needed for factories.
Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.
Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.
Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.
Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.
Factory owners would not relocate to the South.
Answers
Answered by
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The two correct answers are:
1. **Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.**
2. **Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.**
These factors contributed to the South's reliance on agriculture, particularly cotton cultivation, which limited the growth of industrialization compared to the North.
1. **Agriculture was very profitable for the southern states.**
2. **Climate conditions favored agricultural industries.**
These factors contributed to the South's reliance on agriculture, particularly cotton cultivation, which limited the growth of industrialization compared to the North.