Question

how did the market revolution differently affect the north and south (ushg.2.co, dok 2

the south shifted toward wage labor.

the north industrialized while the south expanded slavery.

both focused on factory production.

both regions reduced agricultural output.

Explanation:

The Market Revolution in the United States had distinct impacts on the North and South. The North saw significant industrialization, with the growth of factories, manufacturing, and a wage - labor system. In contrast, the South expanded its reliance on slavery to support its agricultural (especially cotton) economy.

• The South did not shift toward wage labor; it maintained and expanded slavery.
• It was not the case that both focused on factory production as the South was mainly agricultural.
• Both regions did not reduce agricultural output; in fact, the South's agricultural output (cotton) expanded.

Answer:

The North industrialized while the South expanded slavery.