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Answer the following question in paragraph form (5-7 complete sentences). Be sure to check your grammar and spelling.

“Look which way you will, you see it; and see it moving. Keelboats, ships, brigs, schooners, wharves, stores, and press-houses, all appeared to be full. . . . I believe that in the three days that I was there . . . I must have heard the word cotton pronounced more than 3,000 times.”
–a visitor to Mobile, Alabama, before 1860
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Discuss why cotton was “king” in the South before 1860.

PLEASE HURRY!!

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“Look which way you will, you see it; and see it moving. Keelboats, ships, brigs, schooners, wharves, stores, and press-houses, all appeared to be full. . . . I believe that in the three days that I was there . . . I must have heard the word cotton pronounced more than 3,000 times.”

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Answer:

“Look which way you will, you see it; and see it moving. Keelboats, ships, brigs, schooners, wharves, stores, and press-houses, all appeared to be full. . . . I believe that in the three days that I was there . . . I must have heard the word cotton pronounced more than 3,000 times.”

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