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South Carolina’s rice plantations remained successful throughout the latter part of the nineteenth century, helping its economy.
South Carolina’s rice plantations remained successful throughout the latter part of the nineteenth century, helping its economy.
South Carolina’s rice plantations were never restored after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
South Carolina’s rice plantations were never restored after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
South Carolina’s total land devoted to farming decreased after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
South Carolina’s total land devoted to farming decreased after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
South Carolina’s agricultural output decreased after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
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The statement that best describes how changes in agriculture affected South Carolina’s post-Civil War economy is:
South Carolina’s rice plantations were never restored after the Civil War, hurting its economy.
After the Civil War, many rice plantations in South Carolina faced difficulties due to the loss of labor and changes in agricultural practices, leading to a decline in economic performance linked to that crop.
