Ch 13 North and the Matching
| Canals conected lakes and rivers |
| to open new shipping routes for goods for trade. |
| farmer who works land owned by another and pays rent in cash or crops |
| The North was mostly industrialized while the South was |
| mostly invested in agriculture. |
| farmers who did not have slaves |
| The development of the first railroads in the US was |
| small stretches of tracks connecting to rivers. |
| invented cotton gin to help farmers remove seeds from cotton |
| By 1860, the Northeast part of the US produced |
| most of the country's manufactured goods. |
| Growing wheat became more profitable because of |
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