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This 4 page paper highlights differences between North and South when it coms to economics. Slavery is discussed.
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a faster pace than the South, which is still considered rather rural and slower in nature. Different values, cultures, and religions help to create a distinct character for each environment.
Barry Weingast looks to American history to see just what the bases for stability were during the decades before the Civil War (Downing, 2000). Stability is something that seemed to
rest on internal balance in addition to a political standoff between North and South (2000). This is something that would keep the national government rather weak and somewhat insignificant
(2000). The balance had been maintained by allowing one slave state for each of the free ones (2000). One can see that the support of slavery by the South
created a divide. During the decades before 1860, there seemed to be several central issues regarding the balance which included the federal development in terms of the economic infrastructure, protective
tariffs, and federal banking controls (Downing, 2000). The distribution of public land in addition to slavery were other important issues (2000). All things considered, the issues would represent a
potential change in terms of political life in America and would affect the direction of national policy (2000). Owing to the Souths majorities in terms of the Senate and the
intermittent control of the White House, change was not significant (2000). The desire to institute at least one of the issues would receive a veto, and so the balance would
be maintained (2000). During the 1850s, when things would break down, one can see change regarding the restraints put upon new states so the South would be able
to include these into their pro-slavery stance (2000). Slavery was not able to expand rapidly due to the high cost of the slaves and both cooperation and acquiescence in respect
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