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How did the demand for cotton help shape the economy for the south?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Raising cotton requires a lot of intensive labor. Southern planters solved the labor problem by buying slaves.
Answered by
Reed
Cotton is also a warm-weather crop and does not do well in colder climates, so the South was ideal for growing it, as opposed to, say, apples, which require cold winters.
Answered by
Ross Lynch is Hot
The South focused on expanding the production of cotton as a raw material.
Answered by
Miranda
The increasing of cotton is helpful because the cotton is really soft so it works for the winter.
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