How did the economy of the South differ from that of the North in the 1850s?

Question

(1 point)
Responses
The South’s economy was only based on industry, whereas the North’s economy was based on agriculture and industry.
The South’s economy was only based on industry, whereas the North’s economy was based on agriculture and industry.
The North’s economy was based on agriculture and the South’s economy was based on industry.
The North’s economy was based on agriculture and the South’s economy was based on industry.
The South’s economy was based on agriculture and industry and the North’s economy was only based on agriculture.
The South’s economy was based on agriculture and industry and the North’s economy was only based on agriculture.
The North’s economy was based on agriculture and industry, whereas the South’s economy was only based on agriculture.

Answer 1

The North's economy was based on agriculture and industry, while the South's economy was primarily based on agriculture.

Answer 2

How did Stephen Douglas’s and Abraham Linton’s views differ during the election of 1860?
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Responses
Abraham Lincoln supported slavery, but Stephen Douglas did not.
Abraham Lincoln supported slavery, but Stephen Douglas did not.
Stephen Douglas supported popular sovereignty and Abraham Lincoln opposed slavery.
Stephen Douglas supported popular sovereignty and Abraham Lincoln opposed slavery.
Abraham Lincoln did not support free western homesteads, but Stephen Douglas did.
Abraham Lincoln did not support free western homesteads, but Stephen Douglas did.
Stephen Douglas supported protective tariffs, but Abraham Lincoln opposed protective tariffs.

Answer 3

Stephen Douglas supported popular sovereignty, allowing new territories to decide for themselves whether to allow slavery, while Abraham Lincoln opposed slavery and believed in restricting its spread.

Answer 4

Why were Indians attacked at Soldier Spring Creek?
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Responses
The military believed they had been involved in raids in Texas a few months earlier.
The military believed they had been involved in raids in Texas a few months earlier.
The military thought the tribes were trying to set up camp by the creek.
The military thought the tribes were trying to set up camp by the creek.
The military wanted to steal their supplies.
The military wanted to steal their supplies.
The military wanted to prove it had more power.

Answer 5

The military believed they had been involved in raids in Texas a few months earlier.

Answer 6

Why did Opothleyahola refuse to sign a treaty with the Confederate States of America?
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Responses
He had pledged to never again fight against the United States.
He had pledged to never again fight against the United States.
He did not believe in slavery and could not support those who did.
He did not believe in slavery and could not support those who did.
He did not like the Indian tribes that had signed treaties to support the Confederates.

Answer 7

He did not believe in slavery and could not support those who did.