1.select the words that make the statement true.
in the early to mid-1800s, northern states had a thriving (agrarian/industrial) economy. they relied heavily on (farming/manufacturing) as well as on finance. in contrast, southern states had fewer (factories resources). their economy focused on growing and (exporting/importuning) cash crops.
2. how did labor in northern and southern economy is comparing the early to mid-1800s? drag each description to the correct geographic region.
-wage workers drove factory production.
-enslaved workers sustain plantation farming
north and south
3. which is a true statement about the growth of slavery during the early to mid-1800s?
a. as immigration increase in the east, slavery grew in the south.
b. as the demand for cotton increased in the north, slavery increase in the south.
see. a settlement screw in the west, slavery increase in the south.
do you. as farm production does creased in the north, slavery increase in the south.
4. which statements best describes conditions in the upper south where is the deep south? drag each statement in to the correct category
-little manumission of enslaved people
-more manumission of enslaved people
-few free african-american workers
-more free african-american workers

The answers to the question are as follows:

1. The complete sentence is as follows:

In the early to mid 1800s, Northern states had a thriving INDUSTRIAL economy. They relied heavily on MANUFACTURING as well as on finance. In contrast, southern states had fewer FACTORIES. Their economy focused on growing and EXPORTING cash crops.  

During the period of 1800 in America, the country was divided into southern and northern regions. The south were majorly into agriculture and the major crop grown then was cotton. The economy of the south was flourishing then because of the revenues they got from exportation of cotton. The north on the other hand were majorly into manufacturing and they produce different products.

2. The characteristics of labour in Northern economy include the following:

a. Wage workers drove factory production.

The characteristics of labour in Southern economy include the following:

a. Enslaved workers sustained plantation farming.

The northern region of America specialized in commerce and manufacturing. To drive these companies, wage workers were usually recruited as production staff. These workers carried out different duties and they are paid according to their contributions to the production process. The southern region of America on the other hand relied heavily on slave workers for carrying out work on their agricultural plantations. These slaves are considered to be properties of the farmers, thus, they were not paid for their efforts and their welfare is usually of no importance to their owners.

3. The correct option is C: AS SETTLEMENT GREW IN THE WEST, SLAVERY INCREASED IN THE SOUTH.

In the early to middle 1800s, the slave population in the south spread west ward as a result of new lands opened for settlements through Louisiana purchase. Slaves were severed from their families and forced to move to new settlements. The opening up of the new settlements led to increase demand for slaves by new plantation farmers that settle there; these slaves were usually obtained from the southern part of the country, where slave trade had becoming the order of the day.

4. The statements that best described conditions in the Upper south were as follows:

a. More free African American workers.

b. More manumission of enslaved people.

The statements that best described conditions in the Deep South were as follow:

a. Few free African American workers.

b.   Little manumission of enslaved people.

THE UPPER SOUTH

The Upper South was made up of states such as Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. Most southerner lived in this part and they engage in agriculture. Some of the crops grown include tobacco, wheat and vegetables. Farmers in this part do not grow cotton. There was also rise of industries in this part of the south. Manumission of slaves refers to the act of setting slaves free. There were more Manumission in the upper south region.

THE DEEP SOUTH

The deep south region was made up of states such as Texas, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, etc. Cultivation of cotton is the major work in these areas, because of this increasing number of slaves were usually needed for cotton production. In these areas, there were few free African American workers and little manumission of enslaved people.

other dude is correct. however. the third questions isnt C at all. the correct answer is B. if i had listened to him and not the comments that said B on his post. i would've gotten 3/4. but use all his answers just put B as the third one and your golden.