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What did the rise of King cotton mean for the import of African People into slavery, and the internal slave trade in the U.S.?
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What did the rise of King cotton mean for the import of African People into slavery, and the internal slave trade in the U.S.?

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Growing more cotton meant an increased demand for slaves.

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