In the early nineteenth century,the Deep South

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The Deep South, which refers to the southernmost states of the United States, including Alabama and Mississippi, was a productive region in the early nineteenth century.

Answer: C 
 The Deep South was largely developed by wealthy planters who owned large plantations and relied on enslaved labor to produce cash crops like cotton, sugar, and rice.

Option A is incorrect because tobacco was not the primary crop of the Deep South. Option D is incorrect because the Deep South was organized into states before the nineteenth century. Option E is incorrect because contemplation of secession occurred later in the century.

In the Early Nineteenth Century,the Deep South