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Why did cotton prices fall during the 1830s? A) The demand exceeded the supply. B) The supply exceeded the demand. C) Lowell workers went on strike. D) British merchants refused to pay tariffs.
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Why did cotton prices fall during the 1830s?

A) The demand exceeded the supply.
B) The supply exceeded the demand.
C) Lowell workers went on strike.
D) British merchants refused to pay tariffs.

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D is the answer comrade

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