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the south was the confederate

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Slavery

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Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president

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the south was a agriculture - farm based economy

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THE real history of agriculture in the southern United States began with the planting of the first crops by English colonists in Virginia in 1586, and from then onwards the pioneer farmers made their way by experiments along economic, biological and physical lines, until the present-day system of agricultural policy was evolved. Since 1908, Dr. Lewis Gray has been engaged in collecting and collating a wealth of material dealing with every aspect of this agricultural progress, and his published volumes make a permanent contribution to economic history, agricultural economics, technical agriculture and to the general social and political history of the South.

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History of Agriculture in the Southern United States to 1860

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THE real history of agriculture in the southern United States began with the planting of the first crops by English colonists in Virginia in 1586, and from then onwards the pioneer farmers made their way by experiments along economic, biological and physical lines, until the present-day system of agricultural policy was evolved.

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Abolition

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States' Rights

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Economy

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Election of Lincoln and secession

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Abraham Lincoln practiced law without a degree.he had about 18 months of formal schooling.

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the south wanted to keep there slaves