The northern locales of the country tended to concentrate on exchange, dispatching and producing. The southern areas of the country tended to concentrate on farming and the mid Atlantic locale mixed both. As the country extended westbound new states like Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio were to a great extent rural yet still adhered to northern and southern lifestyles. These geographic and financial contrasts spurned social contrasts too. The vendors of the north were acclimated to a quicker paced way of life while the estate proprietors of the south assumed the part of the noble man rancher. The relaxed way of life of the south did not amplified, on the other hand, to the working farmhands and slaves that upheld the estate way of life of the
