Which of the following statements regarding the Southern economy at the end of the 19th century is most accurate?

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The statement that the South was producing as much cotton as before the Civil War is the most accurate. While the South's economy did experience some growth and diversification during the late 19th century, it still heavily relied on the cash crop of cotton, which was the main export and source of income. It was not comparable to the North's industrialized economy, and it did not surpass the North's economy in terms of strength or growth.

Which of the Following Statements Regarding the Southern Economy at the End