History of the United States
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Moreover, the cottonplanters, finding a market at the neighboring mills, began to lookforward to a day when they would be somewhat emancipated from absolutedependence upon the cotton exchanges of New York, New Orleans, andLiverpool.
Transportation kept pace with industry. In 1860, the South had about tenthousand miles of railway. By 1880 the figure had doubled. During thenext twenty years over thirty thousand miles were added, most of theincrease being in Texas. About 1898 there opened a period... ofconsolidation in which scores of short lines were united, mainly underthe leadership of Northern capitalists, and new through service openedto the North and West. Thus Southern industries were given easy outletsto the markets of the nation and brought within the main currents ofnational business enterprise.
=The Social Effects of the Economic Changes. =--As long as the slavesystem lasted and planting was the major interest, the South was boundto be sectional in character. With slavery gone, crops diversified, natural resources developed, and industries promoted, the social orderof the ante-bellum days inevitably dissolved; the South became more andmore assimilated to the system of the North.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, the cottonplanters, finding a market at the neighboring mills, began to lookforward to a day when they would be somewhat emancipated from absolutedependence upon the cotton exchanges of New York, New Orleans, andLiverpool.
Transportation kept pace with industry. In 1860, the South had about tenthousand miles of railway. By 1880 the figure had doubled. During thenext twenty years over thirty thousand miles were added, most of theincrease being in Texas. About 1898 there opened a period... ofconsolidation in which scores of short lines were united, mainly underthe leadership of Northern capitalists, and new through service openedto the North and West. Thus Southern industries were given easy outletsto the markets of the nation and brought within the main currents ofnational business enterprise.
=The Social Effects of the Economic Changes. =--As long as the slavesystem lasted and planting was the major interest, the South was boundto be sectional in character. With slavery gone, crops diversified, natural resources developed, and industries promoted, the social orderof the ante-bellum days inevitably dissolved; the South became more andmore assimilated to the system of the North.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beard Charles Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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