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Which was the most important cash crop in the South in the 1800s? a) corn b) cotton c) tobacco d) rice

Which was the most important cash crop in the South in the 1800s? a) corn b) cotton c) tobacco d) rice
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Which was the most important cash crop in the South in the 1800s? a) corn b) cotton c) tobacco d) rice

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B. Cotton

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Answer: the answer your looking for is B. cotton hope this helped have a nice day :)

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