Which of the following is NOT true about the post-Civil War southern economy?

A. The South's economy was poor, decentralized, and isolated.
B. Entrenched landowners and a poor credit system made tenant farming the prevailing pattern in southern agriculture.
C. Despite dreams of a "New South," industry never took hold in the South before 1900.
D. Cotton remained the dominant southern product, despite falling prices.


Answer: C

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