In what ways did natural resources and inventions help change the nation in the years after the Civil War?
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The Civil War permanently ended slavery in the United States. It eventually led to U.S. politics becoming less divided along regional lines, although this s…
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After the Civil War, the government decided to build America greater again. Coal, timber, iron along with other natural resources played a key role in changing America. Government-supported businesses in states by giving financial help. Industrialization was beginning again in America, especially in the South. With the industrialization growth in cities led the rural population to grow in urban areas. A large number of people moving in search of a job provided cheap labor as well as a new market for selling goods at a low price.
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