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6. The cotton gin led to an increase in A. Slavery B. Cotton production C. Neither a or b D. Both a and b

6. The cotton gin led to an increase in A. Slavery B. Cotton production C. Neither a or b D. Both a and b
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6. The cotton gin led to an increase in

A. Slavery
B. Cotton production
C. Neither a or b
D. Both a and b

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User Serafim Suhenky
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

it actually decreased slavery by a little

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User Svichkarev Anatoly
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The answer is D because the farmers wanted more slaves to run the cotton things idk I forgot but I’m the answer is D
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