Social and Economic Conditions of the Northern and Southern states in the years 1820-1850

Social and economic situation in the northern and southern states between 1820 and 1850 From the beginning of the 19th century the United States seemed to be divided into two parts, northern and southern states. They have the same flag, speak the same language and have the same president, but these two regions are two separate countries, each with different perspectives and political views. But since they are the same country, there are many similarities. This is mainly reflected in social and economic circumstances.

The tension between the north and the south of the United States is intensifying through the 1940s and 1850s. This tension is mainly concentrated in slavery that exists in the state of the south. By 1850 most northern countries abolish slavery and the newly formed Republican campaign promised to completely terminate slavery. They want to start building up themselves within the industry so that the south will be like the northern part and use the concept of "free labor" to hire people for work, not to use them as slaves.

From the colonial period in the late 1770s to 1860, the northern states of the United States ("North") and the southern states ("Southern") developed into two different regions, socially, economically and politically. Government compromise has linked the United States ("alliance") for years, but the situation quickly reversed during the 1860 presidential campaign. The resulting election to Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States of America and was seen by the south as a threat to slavery and the southern lifestyle; in fact, it lit the civil war. During the first two years of the war, in 1861 and 1862, it was mainly performed by North Korea to restore the alliance. These efforts contributed to the late stage of the war between 1863 and 1865. And it was executed by the North for release of black slaves and restoration of union in the south.

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