Why were the Northern textile mills dependent on the labor of enslaved people in the South? A)
Southern plantation owners would provide the parts for the mills built by
slave labor.
B)
Southern plantation owners would send enslaved people to work in the
North in the winter months when crops were not growing.
Southern plantation owners would train enslaved people to work textile
mills, then sell them to the North for larger profits.
Southern plantation owners would grow cotton and indigo, two important
raw materials for textiles, harvested through slave labor.
D)