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Why did the south remain a primarily agricultural economy in the 19th century?
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States in the South relied mostly on cotton for their economies, as the South was geographically well-suited to farming.
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Why did the economy of the South remain largely agricultural?
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Why did the North think slavery should be abolished?
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It doesn't. The economy will remain stagnent.
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Jeffersonians
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both
What age group primarily voted no and wanted the UK to remain in the European Union EU?
18 to 30
Did religious values remain strong in the second half of the 19th century?
Yes
How many countries were there in the 19th century?
23 states remain part of the Union.
Why did sharecroppers remain poor?
they did not have enough money to keep thefarm growing because the economy was based on the factories
Where did the natives remain before the 18 century?
Russia then they walked on the ice between Russia & Alaska.
