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All plantations were burned and destroyed by the war.
All plantations were burned and destroyed by the war.
Plantation owners had land but little money to pay people to work it.
Plantation owners had land but little money to pay people to work it.
Industries quickly hired all available workers, leaving few workers in agriculture.
Industries quickly hired all available workers, leaving few workers in agriculture.
Freed slaves were given portions of plantation land to own.
Freed slaves were given portions of plantation land to own.
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The correct statement about agriculture in Georgia after the Civil War is:
Plantation owners had land but little money to pay people to work it.
After the war, many plantation owners were left with their land but faced financial difficulties, making it hard to pay for labor.
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