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Agriculture, especially cotton for sale the the British textile industry.
The agricultural status of the Southern states was extremely high. Over 80% of the South's economy came from agriculture. Whilst industrially, it was in the dumps, while the North's industrial economy was boosting. That was a huge disadvantage for the South during the civil war.
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The Civil War greatly improved the economy of the North but harmed the economy of the South.
an agriculture economy overly dependent on cotton and slave labor.
yes the south agriculture the north industrial
Agriculture -Nova Net/Gradpoint ;) -DJ Backflipz
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There really wasn't any after the Civil War if I remember correctly. That's because their economy was destroyed, and it was mainly agriculture.
Agriculture, especially cotton for sale the the British textile industry.
Slavery was more important to the South than it was to the North, because the South's economy relied on agriculture.
It no longer became based solely on the agriculture and the agriculture that was left was no longer dependent on slave labor
Their Economy Flourished.
The agricultural status of the Southern states was extremely high. Over 80% of the South's economy came from agriculture. Whilst industrially, it was in the dumps, while the North's industrial economy was boosting. That was a huge disadvantage for the South during the civil war.
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Prior to the US Civil War, the Southern economy was primarily based on its cotton crop. This was a major plus for the entire US economy in 1860 for example. Cotton was shipped to Europe and also to Northern textile mills.