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-Steam shies and rail roads were used
-10,000 miles of rail road was spread across the south
-Products were sold easily

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-The planter were upper class
-They loved hunting, dancing, racing, and watching cock fights
-No education

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-Cotton, tobacco , rice, sugar, were grown a lot
-people wanted

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-Small towns
-Very distant from each other
-Separate communities

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-Mostly farms
-Many independents farmers
-Population 12 million

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- Several rivers
-Great farm land

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For more than 300 years, waves of new Americans arrived by sea. In that time, the nation's seacoasts, rivers, lakes, and canals became avenues of exploration, communication, and commerce. These waterways linked people and communities with the rest of the country.

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- Mild winters
-Warm summers
-Plenty of rain