it says In 1860, over 87,000 Georgians were working in agriculture, which was almost 40,000 more than all other occupations combined." AKA C lol!!!! Your welcome
Answer: The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries saw the tremendous growth of the aptly named ''Big Three'' North Carolina industries—tobacco, textiles, and furniture. The manufacture of the many products related to these industries grew naturally from the availability of raw materials in the state.
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The city size was UNRELATED TO
2300 BC empire was larger
Largest city size occurred around 650 BC
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Look at the graph
The triangle of trade sent slaves from Africa to the American continent, where they worked in agricultural production. Tobacco, sugar and cotton produced was shipped to Europe, and Europe trade textiles, rum and manufactured goods in Africa.
The agricultural economy of plantation life in the New World depended heavily on slave labor in order to function. This affected the southern states in the American colonies particularly.
I believe it's D. <span>By ensuring more economic prosperity for merchants and the middle class.
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