Question

Each of the following is true of the North in 1850 except that .

eighty percent of America's factories were located there

agriculture accounted for almost none of its economic activity

its population was about 14 million

twenty-five percent of is population lived in urban areas

Answer 1

"agriculture accounted for almost none of its economic activity."

Although the North was industrializing (about 80% of the nation's factories were there) and more urban than the South, agriculture remained a major part of its economy in 1850 — many people still farmed (commercial grain, dairy, mixed farming), so it was not negligible.