How Did Industrialization Lead To The Isolation Of The Northern States?

Growing economy and availability of land led to the industrialization of American society, with Northern states expanding on heavy industry and the Southern states sticking with agricultural belief. The Northeast and Northwest states were connected by transportation innovations which furthermore increased the isolation of the South. Although the economy was booming in the Northern states, the South began to decline financially which created more tension that eventually blew up in the Civil War.
ECONOMIC ISSUES Industrialization moved at rapid and seemingly different styles within the Northern and Southern states. While the Northern states began to rely on machines to manufacture their goods, the South began to become more agriculturally dependent.