Separation Of The Economy Between North And South

English Citizens who came over to the New World either ended up in the North or the South. As the people began to thrive there; differences, especially in the economy, began to become more prominent between two. They type of land the English landed on was the driving factor in the separations of the economy between the North and the South.
The climate in the North was very different from the climate in the South. In the North you had four distinct seasons, which limited farming abilities. Which meant that you couldn't base the economy off of cash crops, so the North how to find a different way to flourish the economy. The North set up ports along rivers and the Atlantic Ocean to trade timber and fish. This made the economy much more