2.What economic and social factors in the United States led to differing ideas about slavery in the North and the South? Explain and support your answer with details.
Northern States,dependent on merchants and trading posts, had no need for slaves, seeing that they were well equipped with machinery and factory job, and needed skilled, trained labor.. Money making was easier, and they had the idea that they could bring these jobs to the South.But the South, which relied heavily on agriculture, and needed a lot of manpower to keep it running. But, unlike the more Puritan North, they decided to rely on slaves, refusing to pay them.So when the North became aware of this, it created upset, and unrest.
Vietnam was divided by the Geneva Accords in 1954. President Diem blocked unifying Elections in 1956 and the countries remained separate.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
The French defeat at Dien Bien Phu allowed the Viet Minh to successfully negotiate for an independent Nation and a Peace treaty. The US and South Vietnam rejected the unifying vote that was one of the conditions.
The United States should let Texas remain an independent country and try to establish good relations with Texas.
The steps that countries must take to transition to a mixed-market economy are: they must establish a fair labor market, and they must open up trade to other countries.
A mixed economy is an economic system which mixes elements of market economies with elements of planned economies. It's a mixture of public and private enterprise.
So, to have a country with a mixed-market economy, countries must establish fair labor market to have adequate conditions for the labor market. Moreover, they must open up trade to other international countries. That is to say, to have free trade which doesn't restrict exports or imports.
