Which best describes the Southern economy?

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Hatshy [7]4 years ago

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Answer - A - Cotton was a primary cash crop

Reasoning - First we have to look at the question (Southern Economy). Which already gives you a hint that yes all the other industrialization and delivery help with money. But not as cotton was a base line for cash crop and its was the foundation to the south. Without cotton being a primary cash crop or white gold. Will equal to no money for the south economy. Yes A is the correct answer.

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