In what important ways is the American South Different to the North? Es

The American confederation represents the more plain sector of the United States it was and in about places is still quite far behind the nitrogenern sectors of America. northernerners tended to be separate educated than their southern partners. The North also had a much larger tribe than the South with a 21.5 million population, whilst the south had a population of 9 million. The fundamental differences between the two can be classified through holiness, the break ones back movement as well as the agricultural and industrial differences between the brotherhood and south of North America.Religion compete a major role in the split between the north and south. The original migrants were purely sidemen abroad, moving abroad to follow their own religion without the authoritarian Church of England. A split between the two appears to be evident in the naming of the states all southern states were named after English monarchs, whilst in the North none are named after English m onarchs, this is ascribable to the mainly dissenting population of the north, who wanted nothing to do with England. This is referable to the domination the Church of England had over the south, whilst the Northerners pursued newer approaches such as Protestantism, Baptist and Wesleyan movements. The Baptist and Methodist movements seemed to reflect the newer mood and plans of the nation, and it is this that attracted the new followers particularly in the North. The United States still has the highest population of church attendees, more so in the South, this is partly why those who travelled around the country attempting to convert free-base most of their support in the south. The religious difference between the North and South was the start of the split.The first fundamental difference between the North and South was the slave trade, and subsequent racist hatred. All southern states with the elision of Texas had a slave population of between 25-30% of the entire population. Southerners saw thrall as a constructive measure, whilst northerners began to see slavery as immoral. The legitimation of slavery varied from state to state, and there was no overall fairness on slavery during most of the eighteenth century. The use of African slaves in tobacco fields proved successful and more slaves were gradually imported, the suffice was by ... ...uch as bankers and lawyers. This helps to further illustrate the differing outlooks that the progressive North and the repressive South possessed.The American South took on many meanings during this period the South was seen as economically backwards, and socially and morally corrupt through the slave owners and the agricultural movement that was followed. Fundamentally the Southerners followed a less liberal persuasion system than the Northerners, and also followed many traditions, religious and otherwise that the Northerners had wanted to run behind in Britain. However it is unfair to portray the South as a co mpletely backward movement, as the southerners did in fact keep some progressive ideals and also succeeded agriculturally, but the two differed, and the Civil contend can be accredited to the confrontational stance taken by both the North and the South during this time period.BibliographyAndrew Sinclair, A Concise tale of the United States, Sutton Publishing Limited 1999Maldwyn A. Jones, The Limits of Liberty American History 1607-1980, Oxford University arouse 1983Steve Collins, The Origins of Americas Civil War, Edward Arnold 1981