What describes the economy of the north in the antebellum era?
it relied heavily on tobacco and cotton production.
it lacked roads, canals, and railroads.
it was primarily industrial.
it focused on growing crops.

It focused on growing crops.

Explanation:

It would most likely be D due to the fact that most of Northern america made up for half of the nations corn production, then again North was probably most know for its mass urbanization and industrial growth so i would suggest going C.

Option C.

Explanation:

It was primarily industrial, is the right answer.

Throughout the Antebellum era, the economy of the North was It was primarily industrial. Though in the North, some of the people were actively involved in agricultural production, the main sector in which people involved was primarily industrial sector.  At the same time, the agriculture formed the basis of the economy of the South.

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