Which of the following helped the north industrialize (1 point)

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I'm not sure why the answer the person before made was down-voted so much :/ They are absolutely correct. The answer is *More Workers*

scoray [572]3 years ago

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<span>The north had access to a larger workforce. This was do in part to the north being more densely populated, but also do to the north's lack of quality farming land for valuable export crops. This would ultimately lead to a much easier adoption of industrialization both because of the supply of workers and the more developed urban centers of the North.</span>

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