Comparing the North & South. Geography Free States Climate favors smaller family farms Short growing season Natural resources: coal, timber, iron, water.

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Comparing the North & South

Geography Free States Climate favors smaller family farms Short growing season Natural resources: coal, timber, iron, water power Slave States Climate favors larger farms and plantations Long growing season Soil and climate to grow crops including: tobacco, cotton, rice, sugar

Culture Free States F1⁄4 population lived in urban areas Larger population that was growing rapidly due to immigration High literacy rate (95%) Slave States 1/10 population lived in urban areas along rivers or coasts (shipping ports) Smaller population Lower literacy rate (50% among blacks & whites)

Economy Free States Free labor (created monopolies – 5% of population owned 70% of total property) Industrial (mass production) Farming Canals and roads financed by states and banks 2/3 of all railroad lines Slave States Slave labor (2/3 population did not own slaves) Some industry Agrarian (mass production) Exported raw material to free states & Europe 35% of railroad lines – transportation difficult

Political Beliefs Free States Opposed the expansion of slavery Favored government intervention in economy and social issues States’ rights (Personal Liberty Laws) Slave States Favored expansion of slavery Opposed government interference in economy or social issues States’ rights (citizens have a right to take property anywhere)

Government Free States Democrat (1800–) National party - favored slavery Whig (1834–1854) 2 wings: loyal to Union & antislavery / loyal to region & slavery Free Soil (1848–1854) – opposed slavery Republican (1854–) Sectional party – opposed expansion of slavery Slave States Democrat (1800–) National party - favored slavery Whig (1834–1854) 2 wings: loyal to Union & antislavery / loyal to region & slavery