Why was the US capital moved to the South? Give details.

The Residence Act of July 16, 1790, put the nation's capital in current-day Washington as part of a plan to appease pro-slavery states who feared a northern capital as being too sympathetic to abolitionists. Until then, Philadelphia had been the new nation's hub.

Explanation:

Because Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and other Virginians involved in the government wanted to be closer to home.

Washington was getting older and he came down with a sickness which he survived, sadly he came down with another in which they used blood beetles to suck the blood out of him which only made him weaker and he died in his Virginia home at Mount Vernon.

Explanation:

idk, I used Hamilton and a project thingy where i did a ton of research in elementary school over five years ago.

d. migration of french settlers into english colonies

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