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How did the flight and resistance of enslaved people from the south affect food production in the confederacy Food production became easier Food production stayed the same Food production became more difficult
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How did the flight and resistance of enslaved people from the south affect food production in the confederacy

Food production became easier
Food production stayed the same
Food production became more difficult

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Food production became more difficult because they used slaves for labor such as gathering food and they didn’t have access to that anymore
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food production became more difficult

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