How did southern women's protests against British imported cloth differ from northern women's protests?

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Southern women tended to produce homespun on their own rather than in groups. This was due to the fact that the plantation system in the South was based on large estates with few neighbors close enough to easily organize group protests. Northern women, on the other hand, were more likely to live in towns and cities where they could gather in larger groups to protest against British imported cloth.

How Did Southern Women's Protests Against British Imported Cloth Differ