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Differences Between The North And South
What would make the U.S. Turn on each other and enter battle? I think they turned on each other because of slavery. I think that all people should be treated the same no matter what color their skin is.

The north has no slaves at all but the still don't treat the African Americans poorly. There are many major cities here but they are all crowded and and dirty. There are warm summers and snowy cold winters with a short growing season. The forest is used to build ships which is very helpful since most of the cities are built on coastlines. The rivers here are not easy to navigate they are very fast and shallow. The terrain is not good for farming it is Rocky and hilly. Here they have discovered how to use waterfalls for energy. It is a good place to be there are many factories so it is easy to get a job. They also have public education and it worked out well and
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Also they both have political parties. The states in the north and the south are made up of immigrant from many different countries. They also treated the African Americans poorly free or not free.

The north unlike the south didn't believe in slavery they thought people who work hard should work for the money, but the south took advantage of the slaves and worked them for free. There were not many schools in the south and the ones there were were unorganized, but in the north there were many schools and they were very organized. In the north people lived on farms and there weren't many big cities, unlike the north where there ribs of bug cities and people live in those big cities and there weren't very many farms.

What would make the United States of America turn in each other?The main reason was because slavery the north didn't believe in having people work for free, but the south did. Everybody should be treated the same like human being not animals whatever skin color they

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