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How is the idea of the pre-Civil War south being largely a cotton producing region, misleading?
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How is the idea of the pre-Civil War south being largely a cotton producing region, misleading?

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The economic value of slaves in the United states exceeded the invested value of all the nations railroads factories and banks combined.
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