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The north/south divide in high school completion rates stems from historical, economic, and social factors:

1. Earlier industrialization in the North led to different job opportunities and education priorities.

2. The South had limited access to quality secondary education.

3. Racial segregation in the South contributed to educational disparities.

4. Policy differences between regions affected education outcomes.

While the gap has narrowed since the 1960s, some disparities persist, especially for minority students. The map reflects these long-term trends and ongoing challenges in educational attainment across regions.

5. Some Northern states had greater community investment in education.