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In the 19th-century South, the labor of enslaved African Americans was used mainly for: A. mining for gold and other minerals. OB. picking cotton on plantations. C. processing c…

In the 19th-century South, the labor of enslaved African Americans was used mainly for: A. mining for gold and other minerals. OB. picking cotton on plantations. C. processing c…
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In the 19th-century South, the labor of enslaved African Americans was used

mainly for:

A. mining for gold and other minerals.

OB. picking cotton on plantations.

C. processing clothing in factories.

OD. domestic service on small farms.

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i think it is b

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B. picking cotton on plantations.

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