What three principal factors accounted for the explosive growth of cotton production and slave labor in the South by the 1850s?

Two of the principle factors for the explosion of cotton growth in the 1850s were high demand from Britain and mass production at the hands of a growing slave population. A further factor in the exponential growth of cotton in the South of the mid-nineteenth century was the rapid development of Great Britain's industrialized economy. At that time, Britain had the largest economy in the world, and the textile mills of the North contributed enormously to the country's economic success

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the answer is a. for apex ur welcome

the answer is a) the proclamation of 1763.