How did the North make money?

• Manufacturing

• Cash Crops

• Mining

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TX.§113.20.B.12.A.

True or false: the North was against tariffs.

• True

• False

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TX.§113.20.B.7.A.

Which section of the country had railroads and canals?

• North

• South

• West

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TX.§113.20.B.27.C.

TX.§113.20.B.12.A.

Who was the leader of the South?

• Daniel Webster

• Henry Clay

• John C. Calhoun

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TX.§113.20.B.10.B.

How did the South make money?

• Manufacturing

• Cash Crops

• Mining

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TX.§113.20.B.12.A.

Which did the Southern states prefer?

• States' rights

• Tariffs

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TX.§113.20.B.8.B.

TX.§113.20.B.17.B.

Who represented the West? 

• Daniel Webster

• Henry Clay

• John C. Calhoun

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TX.§113.20.B.22.A.

When the North and South argued, the west tended to 

• side with the  North

• side with the South

• compromise

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TX.§113.20.B.21.C.

TX.§113.20.B.7.D.

What did the West do for money? 

• Farming and mining

• Manufacturing and trade

• Cash crops

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TX.§113.20.B.12.A.

TX.§113.20.B.11.A.

What were the TWO main causes of arguments between the North and South?

• Slavery

• Tariffs

• Whether cereal was a soup or a hot dog was a taco

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TX.§113.20.B.7.A.

TX.§113.20.B.8.B.