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MArishka [77]
2 years ago
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The economies of the new western states were very different from those of the northeastern states in the mid-1800s. One major di

fference was that western states - Question 7 options: relied on subsistence farming used natural harbors for shipping focused on mining and agriculture traded freely with other nations.
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Ede4ka [16]2 years ago
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The main difference between the two regions was that the new western states focused on mining and agriculture.

<h3>The Western region in the mid-1800s</h3>
  • Were established mostly as people were drawn by large land grants by the federal governments.
  • Were used for extensive farming and ranching.

There was also a lot of mining going on as more resources were discovered. This as different from the northeastern states that followed industrialization.

Find out more on the western region at brainly.com/question/693883.

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