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Cotton was only grown in Texas and Arkansas.
Cotton was only grown in Texas and Arkansas.
States that grew cotton were more likely to use the labor of enslaved people.
States that grew cotton were more likely to use the labor of enslaved people.
Labor from enslaved people was used throughout the U.S.
Labor from enslaved people was used throughout the U.S.
Southern states were culturally different from northern states.
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The argument that is best supported by the image is:
States that grew cotton were more likely to use the labor of enslaved people.
This conclusion can be drawn as cotton was a major cash crop in the southern states, and its growth was closely associated with the economic reliance on enslaved labor during that period.
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