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There had been slavery in both North and South.

In the North, it died out because it did not suit the factory system.

In the South, it would have died out too, but the sudden growth of the cotton trade (following the invention of the cotton-gin) gave the planters a big incentive to import and breed more slaves to work the plantations.

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