Why did sectional differences develop in the United States? (USHC-2.3)

A. the Federal Government adopted a policy of neutrality

B. economic conditions and interests in each region varied

C. only northemers were represented at the Constitutional Convention

D. early Presidents favored urban areas over rural areas

POLI

A

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Darrell Ross

27 July, 20:24

Why did sectional differences develop in the United States? (USHC-2.3)

A. the Federal Government adopted a policy of neutrality

B. economic conditions and interests in each region varied

C. only northemers were represented at the Constitutional Convention

D. early Presidents favored urban areas over rural areas

POLI

A

BORG

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Aubree Mooney · Answer 1

Sectional differences develop in the United States is the Federal Government adopted a policy of neutrality.

Option: (A)

Explanation:

The main reason behind the development of sectional differences among the states forming the United States lied in the United States Constitution dispensing the rights to the states of having their own laws on the subjects included in the 'states list'. With the list of states subjects to make laws on being in place, the federal government kept itself aloof from the internal affairs of the states and that resulted in the development of sectional differences among the states.