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They used railroads to transport goods from the coastlines to the inner cities.

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in 1860 the south was still predominantly agricultural highly dependent on the sale of staples to a world market

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Lowell hired young women to run his machinery because they would jump for it to earn cash wages

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Canals and Bridges allowed the people of the North to use rivers and water canals to transport goods.

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They used steamboats, but they used a lot of them and overcrowded rivers.

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1830's they needed to disperse their products so they made railroads and steam engine

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Francis Cabot Lowell, a Boston business owner. helped bring the Industrial Revolution to the United States.

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The industrial revolution affected farming in many different ways such as, the machines, they were faster which made them produce more things in a shorter amount of time and made them make more money

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In the South, people and goods continued to move on rivers.

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In the South, people and goods continued to move on rivers.

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The Souths transportation was very similar to the Norths just on a much small scale.

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John Deere invented the steel-tipped plow that drastically reduced amounts of labor needed to plow a field and making it easier to plant and harvest amounts of wheat.

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Climate ranges from a Freezing winter to a hot humid summer

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Originally, steam boats were meant for commercial use. It soon became popular for recreational use in the late 1800's.

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Climate is warm, is between 200-290 days frost free year round

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The northern soil and climate favored smaller farmsteads rather than large plantations.

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The soil was perfect for growing tobacco, cotton, rice, and sugarcane.

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Much of the South continued to rely largely on a one-crop economy—cotton, tobacco, or rice—and to cultivate the crops with the labour of black freedmen.

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The fast-flowing rivers of the north provided the power source for textile mills

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Trains were faster than steamboats, and became the North's biggest business.

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swamp-like conditions everywhere with lots of flat land

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The southern economy grew markedly worse in its later years.

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northern farmers were out producing their southern counterparts in several important areas as southern agriculture remained labor intensive while northern was very mechanized

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the North was actually four separate and not so similar areas

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Long growing season

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The new England area of the north has a jagged coast line Which means there where plenty of harbors

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A big feature to the South's geography was its broad flat rivers.

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Elisha G. Otis Demonstrates a working model of his elevator at the Crystal Palace Exposition in N.Y in 1853.

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Elisha G. Otis Demonstrates a working model of his elevator at the Crystal Palace Exposition in N.Y in 1853.

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The North attempted, largely unsuccessfully, to ensure the political enfranchisement and socioeconomic equality of blacks in the South during the reconstruction period (1865–77). Meanwhile, the North itself was experiencing an unprecedented period of economic growth

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Wide coastal planes from the Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.

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In fact an overwhelming majority of immigrants, seven out of every eight, settled in the North rather than the South.

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Far more Northerners than Southerners belonged to the Whig/Republican political party and they were far more likely to have careers in business, medicine, or education.

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In the 1820's, Engineer George Stephenson built the 

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In the 1820's, Engineer George Stephenson built the 

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Continuing heavy industrialization had affected the outsideness, causing water- and air-pollution problems, while the concentration of blacks in Northern inner-city ghettos spawned tension

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Climate and natural features encouraged southerners to base their way of life on agriculture.

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In the early 1980s, factory Owners need a faster way to transport goods from place to place, The solution was invented in 1830s, Steam engines, and railroads

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Cotton was one of the south’s largest source of income so to bring cotton to the coast for overseas shipping they used paddle boats.

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Canals and bridges were also built, this aloud Northerns to use Water and Channels to transport Goods.

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Slave Free, Seasonal life, Mobile lifestyle,  economically diverse, crowded and dirty, immigrants, big government

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water, rivers, boats, slavery, crops, slower lifestyle, isolated ice tea, small government