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Why were there fewer industries in the South than in the North in the mid-1800s? Choose the TWO correct answers.
A. The North had more natural resources for manufacturing.
B. People in the South with money bought farmland and enslaved workers.
OC. The North refused to allow immigrants to move to southern areas.
OD. Many people in the South lacked the money to buy manufactured products.

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Final answer:

The South had less industrialization compared to the North due to wealth distribution and limited investment opportunities.


Explanation:

The South had a lack of industrialization compared to the North due to several factors:

1. The wealthy land-owning classes preferred to import manufactured goods rather than investing in new industries.

2. The population was relatively poor, limiting investment opportunities and commercial activity.


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