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United States Economy
After the Civil War, the United States’ economy was forced to change its basis. ... After the Civil War, most of these crops in the South were destroyed. However, the economy in the North boomed from the war. Due to the Civil War, the economy of the United States changed.
The Northern Economy greatly improved from the Civil War. ... Some factors for the growth of the Northern economy after the war were labor, transportation, and demand. ... The labor factor also aided in the increase of the Northern economy. Many new immigrants came into the North after the Civil War. ... Because of the demand for everything needed in the North, the economy of the North sky-rocketed.
The Southern economy was almost non-existent after the Civil War. Three reasons why the South’s economy failed after the Civil War were labor was not paid, there was only a limited supply of cash crop able to build, and any other industry was said to be unneeded.
Approximate Word count = 706
Approximate Pages = 2.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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