The Industrialization of the Northern United States

Hollers Bushnell, Connecticut Minister, said that industrialization in the northern part of the country once brought a "complete revolution" to Americans' lives and manners. The complete revolution called by Bushnell was the industrialization era caused by the population increase in the northern part of the United States, the improvement of the literacy rate, and the development of labor-saving technology. This dramatic economic and social change brought a series of positive and negative results to the United States from the early nineteenth century to the middle of the 19th century.

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In 1861, America faced the most serious crisis of the time. The northern and southern states are becoming increasingly similar in terms of social, economic and political aspects. The south is mainly agriculture, but in the north there are more and more industries and companies. However, what is more important than these differences is African-American slavery. This 'special institution' is more separated from the south than any other single entity. Scandinavian people mostly want to limit the spread of slavery; some people want to completely abolish it. People in the south usually want to maintain or expand educational institutions. Therefore, slaves are the focus of the political crisis.

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.

Along with the development of the United States, even though the northern states began to abolish it, slavery became more rooted in the southern provinces. Vermont province was the first province forbidding slavery in the Constitution of 1777 and other northern provinces followed it. Regardless of the state constitution, the court's ruling, or the language of gradual liberty, by the year 1804 all states outside the Ohio River and the Mason-Dickson line banned slavery. By 1810, 75% of African Americans were in the north and 13.5% were in the United States, all African Americans were free. After that, the development of cotton plantation in the south reduced the release of slaves. The cotton seeds invented in 1793 caused a huge demand for slave labor to develop new cotton farms. In 20 years, the number of American slaves increased by 70% mainly in the south.