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What was the "planter ideal" how did it affect south carolina?

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Planter ideal is the idea that everyone in the southern states were aspired to become plantation owners.
This ideal cause <span>The lowcountry and backcountry were becoming more similar economically which considered a negative situation because their economy is too depended on one sector of the economy.</span>

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