The economic differences between the <em>North</em> and the <em>South</em> led to conflict due to the South's reliance on <u>agriculture</u> led to their dependence on <u>slave labor.</u>
<h3>What is the conflict between the North and the South?</h3>
The economic differences were the major reason that initiated the Civil war between the North and South.
The Nothern regions were more into manufacturing activities while South was dependent on agriculture-related to cotton.
Therefore, the North experinced the industrial revolution but the South was still struggling with <em>slave labor</em> that <u>detorirated</u> their lifestyle.
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All of the events that led to the Vietnam war has been listed below with the years they happened.
<h3>What was The Vietnam war</h3>
This was a war that was fought between the North and the South of Vietnam. The reason for the war was because the South wanted to secede due to communism.
- American troops attacked civilians in the village of My Lai in March 16, 1968.
- The presidential announced that U.S troops has invaded Cambodia 30 April 1970.
- Four people were killed during protests at Kent State University May 4, 1970.
- Congress repealed the Tonkin Gulf Resolution in January 1971.
- A former Department of Defense worker leaked the Pentagon Papers In 1971.
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