Question

Q3
In the early nineteenth century, differences between the North, South, and West encouraged the rise of sectionalism. Which of the following identifies a major cause of these differences?
(1 point)
• the competition between sections to become dominant in manufacturing
• the difference response of each section to the issue of slavery
• the desire of each section to maintain control of their waterways
• the differences between these sections in accepting overseas immigration
Q4
The economies of the new western states were very different from those of the northeastern states in the mid-1800s. One major difference was that western states --
(1 point)
• relied on subsistence farming
• used natural harbors for shipping
• focused on mining and agriculture
• traded freely with other nations

Answer 1

**Q3:** The best answer to identify a major cause of the differences between the North, South, and West that encouraged the rise of sectionalism is:
- **the different response of each section to the issue of slavery.**

**Q4:** The major difference in the economies of the new western states compared to the northeastern states in the mid-1800s is:
- **focused on mining and agriculture.**