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16 January, 05:07

How was agriculture boosted following the War of 1812?

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    The reasons why agriculture was boosted after the 1812 war were:

    Farmers begun selling their produce for profit.

    Demand for farm produce such as cotton increased as standards of living improved.

    cutting-edge invention such as the steel plough and the mechanical mower leaper.
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