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The main cash crop of the South was commonly referred to as "King Cotton." This nickname highlighted the crop's significant economic importance in the Southern economy, especially before the Civil War. Cotton production relied heavily on slave labor and shaped much of the social and economic landscape of the region.
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the major crop prior to the civil war was cotton
The principal cash crop of the Southern states before the Civil War was cotton. The invention of the cotton gin in the late 18th century significantly boosted cotton production, making it highly profitable and central to the Southern economy. This led to the expansion of plantations and a reliance on enslaved labor for cultivation and harvesting. Cotton became known as "King Cotton," symbolizing its economic importance to the region.
The main cash crops were rice, tobacco, and indigo. However, the biggest cash crop for the southern colonies would be cotton, and it remained the biggest cash crop until the American Civil War.
Cotton was the South's main crop before the Civil War.
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In Colonial America and around the American Revolution, the most important cash crop, excluding cotton, was tobacco.
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the South
largely cotton and tobacco, same as before the war
major crop of the southern colonies prior to the civil war
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Cotton
the major crop prior to the civil war was cotton
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