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Industrialism in the New South: A. Barely kept pace with the booming industrial economy of the NorthB. Developed with higher wages for workers when compared to the NorthC. Put the South at the forefront of the national economy by the early 1900sD. Dramatically increased consumer spending throughout the South
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