There are several factors that contribute to the north being more developed than the south. Historically, the north had advantages such as early industrialization, access to resources, and better infrastructure. Furthermore, the north has typically attracted more investment and economic activity, leading to higher levels of education, healthcare, and overall development. These disparities between the regions have persisted over time, creating a cycle of development in the north and lag in the south.
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoThe South grew cotton and other needed plants but the North had the factories to turn the materials that the South grew into much needed supplies like clothes and weaponry.
Transportation systems were more developed in the North than in the South.
Slavery was more important to the South than it was to the North, because the South's economy relied on agriculture.
It was more important in the North than the South. (Apex)
The South had more than the North, and the abolishment of slavery began in the North. But the South wanted slaves - thus ensued the Civil War.
yes
The North had more capital than the South because of its dense population. Their industrialization was also much more developed than in the South.
Transportation systems were more developed in the North than in the South.
no, there were more in the north than the south
The North was more industrialized while the South was agrarian.
False. That was why it developed MORE SLOWLY. The South had an agricultural society and produced fewer manufactured goods.
Because most of the industries were established in the North, whose economy was largely based upon the production and trade of industrial products, while the economy of the South was mostly based upon monoculture and crops developed by slaves' labour. Therefore the North needed a massive employment of more and more specialized manpower, which had to live in the vicinity of the factories, thus growing the size of the cities. The South needed instead more and more land to exploit its agricultural production.