Answer: The issue of slavery.
The North and South were strongly divided during the election of 1860 between<em> Abraham Lincoln</em> (Republican Party), <em>Stephen Douglas</em> (Northern Democrat),<em> John C.</em> <em>Breckenridge </em>(Southern Democrat) and<em> John C. Bell </em>(Constitutional Union Party).
<em>The Northern states were in favor of ending slavery</em> because they were Industrial states, the majority of the population worked on factories and lived in big cities and slavery had died in those states. In<em> the South</em> agriculture was predominant they focused on large-scale farms and crops of tobacco and cotton,<em>and they didn't want slavery to end. </em>
<u>B.</u> <u>The economy rebounded to 1928 levels</u> was not an effect of the New Deal programs.
If the economy was similar to how it was in 1928, then the country would still be in a depression.
The Bretton Woods Conference<span>, formally known as the </span>United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference<span>, was the gathering of 730 </span>delegates<span> from all 44 </span>Allied nations<span> at the </span>Mount Washington Hotel<span>, situated in </span>Bretton Woods<span>, </span>New Hampshire<span>, United States, to regulate the </span>international monetary and financial order<span> after the conclusion of </span>World War II<span>.</span>