In Context of Economics in America in the Eighteenth Century

question 79

Multiple Choice

In context of economics in America in the eighteenth century,

• A) there were no class differences whatsoever.
• B) the North was largely agricultural and manufacturing was prominent in the South.
• C) southerners favored free trade.
• D) northerners favored free trade.

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