The U.S. cotton industry in the 19th century led to:
a) the related production of livestock feed.
b) the movement of 835,000 slaves to different parts of the South.
c) the use of Native American farm workers.
d) the growth of new planting methods to improve cotton production.
Question 2
The British East India Company gain control of the textile market in India through:
a) a combination of war, plunder, and competitive restrictions.
b) free market competition.
c) mergers with its Indian competitors.
d) production of superior cloth at lower prices.
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