Question

check all that apply.
what were three differences between north and south that caused animosity between the regions?
north was federalist; south was mostly democratic-republican.
north was business and trade oriented; south was agrarian.
north was antislavery; south was pro-slavery.
north was pro-slavery; south was antislavery
north was mostly democratic-republican; south was federalist

Explanation:

1. The North's economy centered on manufacturing, trade, and commerce, while the South relied entirely on a slave-based agrarian (cash crop) economy, creating major economic tensions.
2. By the mid-19th century, the North had growing antislavery sentiment (focused on limiting or ending slavery), while the South's economy and society depended on slavery, leading to fierce political and social conflict.
3. Early U.S. political alignments saw the North favor the Federalist party (supporting a strong federal government, which threatened Southern slavery interests), while the South leaned Democratic-Republican (supporting states' rights to protect slavery).

Answer:

• North was Federalist; South was mostly Democratic-Republican.
• North was business and trade oriented; South was agrarian.
• North was antislavery; South was pro-slavery.