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Which factor was most responsible for replacing tobacco with cotton in the nineteenth-centur South? a.ease of process b.politics c.geography d.labor intensiveness
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Which factor was most responsible for replacing tobacco with cotton in the nineteenth-centur
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a.ease of process
b.politics
c.geography
d.labor intensiveness
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The answer is a. Ease of process
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