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It began in the beginning with the United States still under British rule. Because of the optimal growing conditions in the South many of the farms and plantations in the colonies were established there. As large cities and factory towns began to gain speed in the North a left-wing mindset began to take over and the industrial revolutions were brought to America. As the population grew in the North the South's crop production soared and as a result the agri - culture was deeply embedded in the South. Due to the fact that not many people wanted to (or knew how to) do anything other than farming no one ever did.
(The fertile soil is probably the big one to look for though)
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