Which of the following is not a reason why the Upper South tended to identify with the Lower South rather than with the North?

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Railroads linking the Upper and Lower South is not a primary reason for their identification with each other over the North. The main factors were shared economic interests, cultural ties, migration patterns, and political alignments, especially regarding slavery and its defense against abolitionist criticism. Railroads did facilitate economic connections, but they were not a fundamental reason for the shared identity between the Upper and Lower South.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason Why the Upper