What are 2 ways that the Upper South and the Deep South differed in their economies before the Civil War

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miskamm [114]2 years ago

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Explanation: The Lower South was a land of cotton and slavery, a land dominated economically by the plantation agriculture. In contrast, the Upper south was primarily the domain of slaveless yeoman farmers, an area largely devoid of cotton and other subtropical cash crops.

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