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11. How did economic differences between the North and the South contribute

to the Civil War?

Northern industrial states relied on a paid labor force

while Southern agriculture used slave labor.

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Southern cotton provided vast wealth to plantation

owners, while Nerthern industry suffered because of

tariffs.

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Southern corn and wheat rarms were too small to

compete with commercial farms in Northern states.

Northern state governments collected taxes on Southern

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The economic differences between the North and the South contributed to the Civil War because Northern industrial states relied on a paid labor force while Southern agriculture used slave labor, and Southern cotton provided vast wealth to plantation owners, while Northern industry suffered because of tariffs.

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Certainly. The economic differences between the North and the South were a major contributing factor to the Civil War. The North was primarily industrialized and relied...