As southerners moved inland to the area that became known as the Deep South, how did their culture and economy become different from other southern states?

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As southerners moved inland to the area that became known as the Deep South, how did their culture and economy become different from other southern states?
a.They no longer existed as an agrarian society.
b.Their economy became almost entirely dependent on cotton.
c.They quickly established cities and varied methods of transportation.
d.They supported the ideas of a diversified economic structure.

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