Northern Colonies Politics
How far north and southern colonies develop into different societies?
To what extent the North American colonies South to develop in societies based on social differences differernt political economy of states?
The southern colonies became too dependent a plantation economy, which seems necessary for slavery. Slavery was, in fact, a false solution to work, but because a small photo "property" many people and because the property was considered his wealth, are reluctant to give up the slaves without financial compensation. Northerners have taken the path of cowards. Little little slaves in their states after America became a nation, and since the problem was there, "in the South, which have treated slavery as a "peculiar institution" and did his best to ignore. It became impossible to ignore – - – having embraced slavery as "necessary" Southern leaders, mainly plantation owners and snuff cotton and rice and indigo and cotton brokers and other products, have become super paranoid perceieved whenever a threat to his beloved instititution, raised the argument of U.S. rights and has made claims that only the state has the right to decide what is good and evil within her borders. Meanwhile, further north of a company that prizes innovation is a time and started an agricultural giant and manufactering and so when the issue was decided in a civil war, not the end of society who said that slavery was an evil triumphed immoral company has declared a state have the right to keep people in slavery. See Peace "Bost Brahmins" for a look at the movement against slavery.
AP US HISTORY – Chapter 03 – Settling in the Northern Colonies part 1
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