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For Southerners after 1820 Living conditions after 1820 changed for Blacks

In-s [12.5K]3 years ago

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Cotton production expanded. The cotton gin was invented to pick out the seed from the cotton fibers. Led to increase demand of slaves, The south became dependent of plantations and slavery. It got better for them but worse for the slaves.

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