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What was a region of cotton producing areas that stretched from South Carolina to Texas?
The Cotton Belt. The south.
What were the major crops in the deep south?
Cotton and tobacco.
What was the growth of cotton as the major crop for the South was enhanced by the?
Success of a new variety of cotton enhanced growing cotton in the South.
Plantation crop of South Carolina?
The primary crop of most South Carolina plantations was cotton. Plantations in South Carolilna's many swampy areas grew rice and indigo as their major crops.
What was the major crop grown in the south in the early twentieth century?
Cotton. In parts of the South, a few other major crops were grown, but in total, cotton was king. Look up "King Cotton." Other major crops were tobacco, corn, wheat, sorghum, and rice. Fruits and veggies and peanuts were grown to a significant degree in some areas, but not like the cereal grains, tobacco, and the King.
Which six states contains nearly all the major cotton production areas of the South in 1860?
Mississippi was the center of cotton production during the 1800s. Other countries that produced cotton are Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas.
Which 6 states contained nearly all the major cotton-production areas of the south in 1860?
La, ga, ark, miss, s.c, ala
What was the major crop of the south prior to the civil war?
the major crop prior to the civil war was cotton
Why did cotton rule the deep south?
cuz of the economy how there was nothing and the deep south was comitted to cotton, and, in some areas, to rice and sugarcane
What was a consequence of cotton becoming a major cash crop in the south?
The South's cotton economy was crucial for the South's survival, and was also helpful to the North. The South's cotton allowed the South to be a productive member of the Union.
Why was cotton the major driving force of the south?
agriculture was the souths major economic value. due to the rich soil in the south, and the abundance of slaves in the south, cotton was very easy to grow, and was valuable to the north, which was based mainly on cities and factories, causing cotton th be a major driving force of the south.
What was not a major crop in the south?
Sugarcane was not a major cash crop in the South. Some of the major cash crops were cotton and tobacco.
