In which area of the South would cotton plantations most likely be found before the Civil War? OA. western Vir

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In which area of the South would cotton plantations most likely be found before the Civil War?
OA. western Virginia
B. western Tennessee
OC. southern Mississippi
OD. southern Florida

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C. southern Mississippi

Southern Mississippi was part of the antebellum "Cotton Belt" with fertile soils and a plantation economy based on enslaved labor. The other areas listed (mountainous western Virginia, swampy southern Florida, and less-developed western Tennessee) were far less dominated by large cotton plantations.

In which area of the South would cotton plantations most likely be found before the Civil War?
OA. western Virginia
B. western Tennessee
OC. southern Mississippi
OD. southern Florida

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In which area of the South would cotton plantations most likely be found before the Civil War? OA. western Virginia B. western Tennessee OC. southern Mississippi OD. southern Florida

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In which area of the South would cotton plantations most likely be found before the Civil War?
OA. western Virginia
B. western Tennessee
OC. southern Mississippi
OD. southern Florida