What describes the economy of the North in the antebellum era? It relied heavily on tobacco and cotton production. It lacked roads, canals, and railroads. It was primarily industrial. It focused on growing

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What describes the economy of the North in the antebellum era?

It relied heavily on tobacco and cotton production.
It lacked roads, canals, and railroads.
It was primarily industrial.
It focused on growing crops.

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C. It was primarily industrial

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C. It was primarily industrial

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The other answers describe the South.

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