Second Industrial Revolution: The South Ravaged By War

Once the Second Industrial Revolution hit America, all the regions changed dramatically. The south ravaged by war did not follow the change that befell the North and Midwest.While the North and Midwest changed from small towns and some cities to Large cities with many factories the South would rely on their cash crop again. New technology would allow Southern farmers to mass produce cotton. The West would continue to rely on their natural resources but because The North and Midwest would have a lot of work many chinese immigrants would migrate to West America. As that happened in the West and South the Northern area of America would flourish. The Midwest included, would become almost completely made up of cities and factories. Though this would