At the time (1890) many people were looking for jobs, and you could not find as many jobs in the farm land of the south as you would the cities of the north. And this is why citizens moved to cities. Hope I could help!
the answer to the question above is A
ignore the top one its actaully B patrick henry
I am pretty sure that the answer to the first question is " The concept that the colonies need to be governed by a constitution." As for the second on i'm not so sure i'm thinking that its" An open community that welcomed all Christians" Then for the third one i'm thinking " capitalism" ( If I am wrong please don't get mad at me i did my best, i'm just t trying to help.) ;)
Answer:
The North wanted to cut off the flow of Southern commerce and invade the major Southern cities to force a surrender. The South wanted to prevent any early Northern success, and maintain its
defenses until public opinion in the North forced a negotiated end to the war.
After the fall of Fort Sumter, President Lincoln ordered a naval
blockade off the seceded states. The Union also wanted control over the Mississippi river and to capture Richmond, Virginia, the
capital of the confederacy. It is only about 100 miles (160 km) from Washington, DC.
The South planned a war of delay, to wear the enemy out
physically and mentally until they gave up their invasion of the South. Its limited resources made this problematic, and this
defense could not be maintained for very longer, especially since their means of resupply (European trade, and resources from the West) were under constant interdiction by Union forces.
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