the South
New England depended on southern colonies for the supply of materials such as cotton and foodstuffs.
The Southern economy depended on cotton mostly and on slave trade, but they also depended slightly on tobacco. The south was also a big area in which ports were in so this means that a lot of imported goods came in. Hope this helps!
English textile mills depended on Southern cotton. England later began growing cotton in Egypt.
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The first country to cultivate cotton was India where cotton was known for more than 6000 years ago.
New England depended on southern colonies for the supply of materials such as cotton and foodstuffs.
They heavily depended on cotton which is why they needed millions of slaves.
Because that's where the slave states were, and that's the section of the country where the cotton was. Slaves were needed to work the cotton fields.
The Southern economy depended on cotton mostly and on slave trade, but they also depended slightly on tobacco. The south was also a big area in which ports were in so this means that a lot of imported goods came in. Hope this helps!
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The South had its one big commodity, cotton. And the cotton trade depended on slave-labour. The North was becoming rapidly industrialised, and factory-bosses couldn't use slaves. They depended on the free movement of skilled labour.
Every country with a sub-tropical climate where cotton grows, is rich in cotton.
Cotton. It was sold to English mills and the plantation system depended on it.
they pointed out that the north's textile industry depended on southern cotton.
they pointed out that the north's textile industry depended on southern cotton.
No country "invented" it. It's a plant which has been in existence before DNA restructuring was a thing. IIRC, the oldest evidence of cotton was found at Mehgarh, which is located within present day Pakistan.
English textile mills depended on Southern cotton. England later began growing cotton in Egypt.