Imagine that you are a reporter from England visiting the United States during the antebellum period. Your newspaper has asked you to write a brief story on your travels in 125 to 150 words. Make sure your story answers the following
questions:
. What are the most important industries in each region?
• What is the most important social issue in the nation as a whole? Why?
• What do you think will happen next? Why?

Most of the Northern cities are booming with textile and other factories. Thanks to their iron and steel industries, they also have excellent roads and infrastructure.

But the picture is completely different down South. They have few big cities and even fewer industries. Instead, they have huge cotton and tobacco plantations. Most of these plantations don’t use any of the machines I saw on the smaller farms up North. Instead, they depend on the labor of enslaved persons, which is available in large numbers in the South. But the condition that these enslaved people live in is harsh and cruel.

I think slavery is undoubtedly the biggest social issue in the nation. It is also the nation’s greatest source of tension. Judging by the way things are going, I think the free states in the North will force the South to abolish slavery

Explanation: I recommend changing this up a little bit because this is the exact answer. Just put it into your own words :)

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