The southern and the northern parts of America developed along different orientations and alignments. The northern part of America was highly industrialized while the southern part concentrated in the agricultural production as their main economic activity. This led to the development of different social and political activities between these two regions. Some of the major disagreements that occurred included the differences in the tariffs, taxes and both the federal and state rights. The advent of the civil war was accelerated by slavery, rights and politics.
The future of slavery was one of the issues that led to the break of the union between the North and the south. The slavery differences led to the emergency of numerous disputes that led to the proposals for the separation of the north and the south. However, the north and the western did not want the two regions to separate. As a result they stated advocating against the secession in order for the states to stay together. On the other hand, the southern states strongly advocated for their independence and the fuelled the secession and the civil war. The southern states to acquire independence and form a new constitution that could govern the states in its territory. The people of the south employed high level of slavery because the African were use in the farms to support their agricultural activities. The slaves were sold and they were part of the business in the south because there were some of the rich people who owned the slaves. The slaves were part of people’s personal wealth. On the other hand, the people of the north had slowly abolished the slavery from their farms and activities. The northern people then started advocating against the slavery this led to the acquisition of differences between the north and the south. The south wanted to continue with their slavery culture.

The state and federal rights were also a major source of differences between the north and the south. The northern and the southern states of American had major differences in the rights that were in the state control and those that were under the control of the federal government. This was motivated by the political reasons associate with these rights in the United States. Some of the rights that were contest were the human rights with regard to slavery. The south contested heavily that the federal governments did not have the power to regulate the civil and human rights that led to the abolishment of slavery. The north had a contrary opinion because of their desire to end the slave trade. This led to the development of a gap between the north and the south and this accelerated the tensions that led to the civil war.

South Carolina had already separated itself from the north during the time of President Jackson. This was related to the imbalance that existed in the economic platform. The north had a lot of resources that were used to drive its economic agendas and this led tom massive industrialization of the north. This also gave the north a lot of control over the infrastructural resources of the America. This include the control of the rail and the naval outlets. This accelerated the differences between the north and the south. The election of Lincoln was also on of the factors that accelerated the civil war tensions between the north and the south. This is because, Lincoln had vowed heavily to fight all issues associated with slavery in the United States and this was against the wishes if the people of the south.