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What was the economy of the North and South during the antebellum period

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Answer:COTTON PRODUCTION

Explanation: slave trading and cotton production was the leading industry iss you had 100 slaves you were wealthier then the person with 50 so more slaves is more cotton thats picked faster then the person with less slaves

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