What are the similarities and differences between the north and the south during the 1800s

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One of the main similarities between the North and the South in the United States during this time was that they were both major exporters, and relied on trade heavily--however a major difference was that the South was almost entirely agricultural, while the North was almost entirely merchant-based.

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