Agriculture in New England was not highly profitable.
New England's weather was too cool, the summers too short, the farms too little to create agriculture as profitable as within the South. Northern industry enlarged quickly consecutively the War of 1812. Industrial producing began in New England, wherever rich merchants designed water-powered textile mills on the rivers of the North-East.
Few black or white Americans were prepared to join a rebellion led by a fanatical abolitionist.
Answer: A - Other states were likely to seek independence if Texas [was] successful
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Thomas Aquinas was an avid reader of Aristotle and sought to reconcile Greek philosophy with the collection of theological productions. He said that although philosophy and theology seem to disagree on some points, they only differ in their interpretation, since both seek the truth. Thus the religion of philosophers is to know the foundation of things, while theology is concerned with human actions.
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