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Janet Shelton

6 May, 01:00

How did people in the North use natural resources differently than people in the South?

A. They were more industrial, while southerners were more agricultural.

B. They protected their natural resources better than the southerners.

C. They used their own natural resources to run their factories and farms.

D. They were more agricultural, while southerners were more industrial.

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