In 1860, there were actually more farms in the North than in the South. Northern farms were typically smaller and produced crops like wheat. But agriculture was still the backbone of the South's economy. In the South, farms were much larger -- many had more then 1,000 acres. (1 acre is about 1 football field) These huge plantations grow cash crops like tobacco, rice, and sugar. The most important crop of all was cotton. All the crops grown in the South relied on a large slave workforce. In addition the South had to pay taxes on many of the crops they exported. Many in the South felt they were taxed unfairly compared to the North.. and I agree with this fact...
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No - most of the SOUTH was
It was a Confederate State.
NVA-North Viet Army ARVN-Army Republic South Vietnam During the Civil war, the South were the Confederates, and the North were the Union
The war had primarily been fought in the south, not the north. The south had to be re-built.
The Confederate South.
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there not from the north
Yes, South America has more forest land than farmland.
The North.
the north
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yes the south agriculture the north industrial
carpetbegger
THE Union was the North during the Civil War.The south was the Confederate states