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7 August, 19:10

How was slavery related to the economy of the early nineteenth century?

European customers refused to buy goods produced using slave labor.

The military relied on slaves to produce uniforms and other material for combat.

Southern planters needed slaves to grow and harvest large amounts of cotton

Northern textile manufacturers would only buy cotton grown by slaves.

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