A educational PowerPoint comparing the north and the south before and after the civil war

2. The South was mainly made up of farm
land and very small towns. The
Southerners relied on slaves to work on
and run the farms on the plantations.
The plantation owners needed the extra
people to work on their farms. They had
to enslave these people because, if slave
owners paid slaves, the masters
wouldn’t make any money.

3. The North
The North was mainly made up of big
cities and factories. The Northerners
relied on factories to get their supplies.
The Northerners hire people to work in
the factories. With all these big cities in
the North, there were lots of jobs. So
people in the north could by stuff made
in factories because, they had money

4. The north had
lots of factories
The north had
big cities
The north didn’t
have any slaves
The south had
many plantations
the south had
very small towns
the south had
many slaves
They both were made
up of several states
They both had ways of
making a living
They both sell their
goods to other states in
the US.
They both
have thoughts
about slavery

6. After the Civil War, the South was left in
ruins. Most of the battles of the Civil War
had been fought in the South. Homes and
buildings had been completely destroyed.
Crops had been burned. There were no
longer any slaves in the south. During the
Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln
issued the Emancipation Proclamation
which freed all slaves. When the north
won the war, all slaves were freed.

7. After the Civil War, the north wasn't
very much different. Most of the
battles were fought in the south. So
there wasn’t much destruction. All
the people in the north were
grateful that the United States was
unified once more. Slavery was done
for. Everyone was now celebrating.
Everybody was thinking about a
loved one

8. North VS South Before the Civil War
The south by Robby Howe
The North by Robby Howe
Venn Diagram by Robby Howe
North VS South After the Civil War
The South by Robby Howe