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Why were cotton farmers self-sufficient in producing food and cotton? Why was corn cultivation?the perfect complement to cotton production?

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By 1860,

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Slaves were

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Explain why the slave gang system helped increase productivity on plantations.

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By the mid-nineteenth century,

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The economics of slavery suggests that

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The Civil War was a result of

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The proportion of Southern farms relying on slaves rose between 1840 and 1860.Plus,the scale economies of slavery aggravated the chronic shortage of good Southern farmland.

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