In the Early Nineteenth Century,the Deep South

question 81

Multiple Choice

In the early nineteenth century,the Deep South

• A) saw tobacco as its primary crop.
• B) included a vast, productive region in Alabama and Mississippi.
• C) was largely developed by wealthy planters.
• D) was slow to organize into states.
• E) contemplated seceding from the rest of the Union.

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