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Carolina's "blue gold" was a. corn. c. indigo. b. lumber. d. rice.
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Carolina's "blue gold" was

a.
corn.
c.
indigo.
b.
lumber.
d.
rice.

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Carolina's "blue gold" was C. indigo.
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Its Indigo since its Blue Gold
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