How did rapid industrialization affect the South?
A) It reinforced the region's status as the nation's internal colony.
B) It diminished the region's status as the nation's internal colony.
C) It led to massive overseas immigration into the region.
D) It undermined existing racial hierarchies.

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Rapid industrialization in the South reinforced the region's status as the nation's internal colony by continuing to exploit its natural and human resources without significantly altering the economic or social structures that kept it subordinate to the more industrialized North.

How Did Rapid Industrialization Affect the South