Which is an accurate comparison of the North and South by 1850? Slave labor was gradually becoming less important in the South but more important in the North.

Industry became increasingly important to the economy of the South, while the North relied on agriculture.

The economies of the North and South both relied on industry to process many goods for the country.

Industry became increasingly important to the economy of the North, while the South relied on agriculture.

Industry became increasingly important to the economy of the North, while the South relied on agriculture.

Explanation:

the south relied on agriculture, which depended heavily on slaves, which is one of the reasons they were really against slavery being illegal.

the north on the other hand wanted to abolish slavery, which would be easier on them as they relied more heavily now on machines and workers. the north used to rely on slavery more, but slowly was drifting away from it, prominently during the 1850s

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