Cotton was called a cash crop because it was grown primarily for sale rather than for personal consumption. Its high demand in both domestic and international markets, particularly during the Industrial Revolution, made it a lucrative commodity for farmers. The profitability of cotton farming significantly contributed to the economies of regions like the American South, where it became a cornerstone of agricultural wealth. This status as a cash crop also had profound social and economic implications, including the reliance on enslaved labor for its cultivation.
the main cash crop in Texas was Tobbaco and cotton.
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Depending on the time period, one of the most successful crops in America was cotton.
It was replaced by Cotton.
Indigo, cotton, rice and tobacco but cotton was the King.
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the main cash crop in Texas was Tobbaco and cotton.
Cash crop leader has changed over time. After cotton, tobacco became king. Due to exports, it still may be the king cash crop of the southern US. kapm
it brought in alot of money
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cotton and tobacco
cotton or tabacco
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Yes, cotton is a cash crop plant that is planted in monoculture for harvest and sale.
Cotton it is not cotton cool
Sugarcane was not a major cash crop in the South. Some of the major cash crops were cotton and tobacco.