- Industrialization and economic development.
-A strong central government.
-Abolition of slavery.
-Free soil policies, which prohibited the expansion of slavery into new territories.
-Immigration of skilled workers from Europe to help with industrialization efforts.
-Women's suffrage and equal rights.
-Internal improvements, such as canals and railroads, to facilitate trade and transportation.
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