Chapter 6 Lesson 1

By 1859 Mississippi grew _____________________of

all the cotton produced in the United States.

• 1/4

• 1/2

• 1/3

• all

________________________

is an end to slavery.

• abolition

• factories

• state's rights

• cash crop

________________________

was the most valuable cash crop.

• cotton

• abolition

• farms

• manufacturing

_________________________________

created a new type of cotton in 1833.

• Dr. Rush Nutt

• Dr. Jill Miller

• Dr. Houston Nutt

• James Bolan

A _________________________

is a crop sold for money.

• cash crop

• farms

• abolition

• cotton

The lives of enslaved people in Mississippi was very _________________________________.

• difficult

• easy

• piece of cake

________________________________ supported abolition.

• Northerners

• farmers

• Southerners

• States

___________________________ is the making of goods by machinery.

• manufacturing

• farming

• Southerners

• Cash Crop

___________________________________ meant that states should be able to make their own laws.

• States' Rights

• farming

• Abolition

• Cash Crop

Many Southerners worked in ______________________.

• factories

• farms

• abolition

• Cash Crop