Before the introduction of new agriculture technology during the industrial revolution

A: Work on southern plantations was done by hand, which limited how much cotton would be grown.

B:Southern textile mills only processed cotton fiber that was planted and harvested locally.

C: Work on Northern plantations was done by hand, which limited how much cotton could be grown.

D: Northern textile mills only processed cotton fiber that was planted and harvested locally.

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3 June, 23:38

Before the introduction of new agriculture technology during the industrial revolution

A: Work on southern plantations was done by hand, which limited how much cotton would be grown.

B:Southern textile mills only processed cotton fiber that was planted and harvested locally.

C: Work on Northern plantations was done by hand, which limited how much cotton could be grown.

D: Northern textile mills only processed cotton fiber that was planted and harvested locally.

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Bennett Daugherty · Answer 1

It's actually A. Before the Introduction of new agriculture technology during the industrial revolution, work on the south was done by hand cause they didn't have the cotton mill.