The economic expansion of the 1810s affected relations among U.S. regions, which
A) led to divergent and isolated economies and social values.
B) fueled a rivalry between the regions that led to the Civil War.
C) forced the North to accept southern slavery.
D) made the regions more interdependent than ever before.

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The economic expansion of the 1810s, characterized by developments such as the Market Revolution, improvements in transportation (canals, railroads), and the growth of industry, made the regions of the United States more interdependent. The North's manufacturing and the South's agriculture became increasingly connected, fostering economic ties that linked the regions together.

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