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At the time of Louisiana's secession from the Union in January of 1861, its economy was largely based on A. finance. B. mining. C. agriculture. D. manufacturing.

At the time of Louisiana's secession from the Union in January of 1861, its economy was largely based on A. finance. B. mining. C. agriculture. D. manufacturing.
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At the time of Louisiana's secession from the Union in January of 1861, its economy was largely based on

A. finance.
B. mining.
C. agriculture.
D. manufacturing.

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The answer is C. Because slavery contributed to the economy with surgarcane and cotton.
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C.) Agriculture because they farmed a whole lot of cotton
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