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What was the lowest price for cotton in the years just preceding World War I? A. 8¢ B. 12¢ C. 10¢ D. 6¢
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What was the lowest price for cotton in the years just preceding World War I?

A. 8¢
B. 12¢
C. 10¢
D. 6¢

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D

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since in ww1 the economy was getting low since america was spending more on weapons then on the economy

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