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Why were the city of new orleans and the mississippi river important to farmers in the early 1800's?

Why were the city of new orleans and the mississippi river important to farmers in the early 1800's?
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Why were the city of new orleans and the mississippi river important to farmers in the early 1800's?

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Because it allowed them to not only water their crops  during the planting season,but also allowed them to take their crops to market in New Orleans and sell them
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