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In what way did the Panic of 1857 have an effect on sectional conflict?(A) Unemployment increased in the eastern manufacturing centers.(B) Prices for farm products fell, especially in midwestern states. (C) The South blamed the North for falling cotton prices. (D) Southerners concluded that their economic system was superior to the North's. (E) The North gained the necessary economic advantages to defeat the South when civil war broke out.
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