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The South's transportation was not a big difference compared to the North. In fact, the South also used steamboats as their transportation. This was not to long after the North's first steam boat made its way up the Hudson river.

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The north didn't have to much for transportation. They did have steamboats and clipper ships though. Their first steamboat named the Clermont, made its first voyage up the Hudson river in 1807. This is when their transportation system started,

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The South's culture was not a very good one. The South really supported slavery. They thought it was good to have slaves because they did not have to worry about unemployment. They thought that it was more humane then the free labor system of the North.

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The North's culture was not to complex. They had people doing hard work for their farms to keep their crops. They had more of an urban culture, which included all of their factories which gave jobs to the men and women.

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The south's economy is filled with lots of things. One thing the south had in their economy was their cotton production. They used men and women, along with cotton gins to make this process faster. They would remove the cotton and pack it into bags or barrels. The south also had their textile industry. This is where they made fabric, children also worked here.

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The north had quite an economy with all the factories. The factories they had gave jobs to lots of the men living in the north. They also had a lot of markets where people made a living from.

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The south had some major cities that had a lot of slaves such as New Orleans, Nashville, Austin and Alana to name a few.

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South had one huge invention that expanded slavery in the south. Eli Whitney invented the Cotton gin in 1807. The gin cleans the cotton and gets the seeds out of it, way faster then a man can.

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One of the north's inventions is the telegraph. The telegraph was the device that was for transmitting and delivering messages over long distance. The inventor of the telegraph was Samuel Morse.

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Some of North's major cities included New York, Pennsylvania, and Pittsburgh.

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The south had a wide population of slaves in 1790, there were about 698,000 slaves. The south had a massive increase in slavery in 1860 with 4,000,000 slaves. Most of the white people in the south were slave owners.

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The north's population was really crazy as it had changed a lot throughout time. First, there was slightly more than 33,000 people in 1790. Next there was about 43,000 people in 1850. This all changed when there was more then 40,000 immigrants in 1845. Lastly, when there was 100,000 immigrants in 1847.