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6. Why did Southern planters infrequently travel to towns to sell their crops or to buy food and supplies?
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6. Why did Southern planters

infrequently travel to towns to
sell their crops or to buy food
and supplies?

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The reason why they did that is because their. Was no cities near with stores so they had to selll their crops since they would mostly farm and they would use the money to buy food since cotton was a cash crop that they could sell
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