Questions 9-12 refer to the excerpt and picture below.Pawtucket Bridge and Falls. Onereason for the growth of the textileindustry in New England in theearly nineteenth century was thatthere were many sources of waterpower in the region to run themachinery in the factories. This wascertainly the case with Slater's Mill,one of the first American textilefactories. It was located inPawtucket, Rhode Island, alongsidea powerful waterfall, demonstratingthe critical importance of waterpower to early American industry. 9. How did developments like that depicted in the painting most directly affect regionalism betweenthe North and South in the early 1800s?a. Northern states began to diversify into industrial manufacturingb. Transportation systems became importantc. The British government tried to restrict importation of technology to the U.S.d. The southern states began to rely more heavily on machinery for processing cotton.

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9. How did developments like that depicted in the painting most directly affect regionalism between the North and South in the early 1800s? Northern states began to diversify into industrial manufacturing b. Transportation systems became important The British government tried to restrict importation of technology to the U.S. d. The southern states began to rely more heavily on machinery for processing cotton. a. с.

9. How did developments like that depicted in the painting most directly affect regionalism between the North and South in the early 1800s? Northern states began to diversify into industrial manufacturing b. Transportation systems became important The British government tried to restrict importation of technology to the U.S. d. The southern states began to rely more heavily on machinery for processing cotton. a. с.