What was one reason that businesses moved to the South?A.Southern states had no "right-to-work" laws.B.Wages in the South were lower than wages in the North.C.Southern states had many immigrant workers available.D.Wages in the South were higher than wages in the North.

African Americans migrated out of the U.S. South partly as a consequence ofGroup of answer choicesthe removal of travel visa requirements for people of color.increasing opportunities to work in northern coal mines and the California gold rush.increased farm mechanization leading to a decreased demand for farm labor.the growth of agriculture in the U.S. North.

The Great Migration was a response to ... apeople wanting more farming jobs. bpeople wanting to work with more animals in diary production. cracial violence and economic discrimination against Blacks in the South. dBlack people wanting to stay with their families in the South.

A.Agricultural states had much less access to railroad lines than industrial states.B.Slave states invested more heavily in railroad infrastructure than states that banned slavery.C.Railroads were most important to the economies of states in the Louisiana Territory.D.Southern states benefited greatly from railroad access to markets in the Ohio River valley.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What was the major difference between the North and South in the decades prior to the Civil War? A. The North believed in state's rights, while the South believed in a stronger federal government. B. The North refused to import and export goods, while the South exported numerous crops. C. The North had an economy that was highly dependent on slavery, while the South did not. D. The North was an industrial society, while the South was an agricultural society.

The declining population growth in the South was a reflection of the declining manufacturing base there.TrueFalse