North and South Before the War. Terms to Know  Rural- Fewer people living far apart from one another, little industry, more farming.  Urban- Many people.

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North and South Before the War

Terms to Know  Rural- Fewer people living far apart from one another, little industry, more farming.  Urban- Many people living in area together. Large Cities, more industry.  Sectionalism- Having loyalty to part of the country or section instead of the whole country.  Tariff- tax on imported goods

Life in the North  Urban way of life  More working in factories/still had some farming.  Large towns

What Life in North looked liked

Factory in Boston  file:///Users/Teacher/Downloads/An%20A merican%20Textile%20Mill(1).webarchive file:///Users/Teacher/Downloads/An%20A merican%20Textile%20Mill(1).webarchive

Life in the South  Rural area  Many farms/needing more workers  Small towns/few large cities  Lived far apart from each other.

What life in South looked like

Tariffs- tax on imported goods North’s point of view  Wanted higher tariffs.  Encourage people to buy American goods. South’s point of view  Wanted lower tariffs.  Can buy goods cheaper.

Slavery North’s point of view  Outlawed Slavery South’s point of View  Wanted Slavery

Ownership of slaves in South

What do you think this machine is and how did it affect the North and South?

Cotton Gin  Invented by Eli Whitney  Made it quicker to clean out cotton to use to make clothing.

Cotton Production

After looking at the charts and graphs of cotton production, how do you think the Cotton gin affected the demand of slave population in the South?

Because of the Cotton Gin, how did the North and South become dependent upon one another to make a profit for their region?