On the eve of the Civil War, cotton
A) was no longer a significant part of the U.S. economy.
B) had been replaced by wool in the New England textile mills.
C) made up over half of the total value of American exports.
D) was harvested mainly in African countries.
E) was primarily grown and harvested by wage laborers.
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