What was the impact of international trade in the north?

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1. The north lacked certain food, material, and hunting items that the south U.S. had
2. Not entirely sure, but I'm pretty sure it's because it cost more money or material for the citizens of the south
3. ?
4. Slaves were treated as if they were not as a whole person, but less than one, therefore with disrespect and unfairly. They were given little (but enough) food and clothing to survive and slept anywhere they could.
5. The west I'm guessing enjoyed having slavery and took advantage.
6. ?
7. ?
Sorry, I haven't learned too much about the west. we are still learning about the East.

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