How was life different in the North and South? How were the economies different?

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How was life different in the North and South? How were the economies different?

Key Vocabulary Economy Agricultural Industrial Labor

What do you think happens in this building? How does it relate to the economy?

What kind of labor are these people doing? What might their lives be like?

What do you think happens in this building? How does it relate to the economy?

What kind of labor are these people doing? What might their lives be like?

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Explain what you know about differences between the North and South before the Civil War using these words: Economy Agricultural Industrial Slave labor