Differences Between the North and South that Led to the Civil War

The southern and northern states were different in many matters, eventually leading to their civil war. There is a serious economic, social and political difference between the north and the south. These differences arise from interpretation of the US Constitution by both parties. Finally, all these differences in state rights led to civil war. In addition to slavery, there are other reasons for division in the south. Many symptoms have appeared in the division of the United States, such as utopia society, confrontation of public space, strong resistance to immigration, urban riot, black protest, resistance of India (Norton 234).

There are many reasons for the American Civil War. Slavery is often thought to be the main cause of war, but other political and cultural differences between North and South are certainly contributing. Below, I will explain some differences and how it will cause the Civil War between the North and the North. In the mid-nineteenth century, the economies of many northern countries shifted from agriculture to industry. Many people in the north live and work in large cities like New York, Philadelphia, Boston. However, the southern states maintain a large agricultural economy based on slave labor. There is no need for slaves anymore in the north, but the southern depend heavily on slave lifestyle.

Due to contradictory ideas between the northern states and the southern states, many events in the mid 1870s and mid 1800s caused a civil war. The conflict that caused the inter-Korean civil war involved economic, social and political events. At the same time, slavery was created to support intense debate between slavery and anti-slavery. There was intense debate between the northern and southern states for the agricultural economy of the southern provinces. Geographical location