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3)The Thirteenth Amendment was finally ratified in 1865, long after most other nations in the world had abolished slavery. Why do you think slavery lasted so long in the American South?
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3)The Thirteenth Amendment was

finally ratified in 1865, long after
most other nations in the world
had abolished slavery. Why do
you think slavery lasted so long in
the American South?

User Adiyya Tadikamalla
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Southern economies depended upon people enslaved at plantations to provide labor and keep the massive tobacco and rice farms running.

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