After the civil war, the south a. replaced small farms with large plantations b. diversified its farming c. gave allotments of land to former slaves d. shipped its raw materials to the north for processing while keeping textile production in the south

After the Civil War, the South shipped its raw materials to the North for processing while keeping textile production in the South, since the North, or American union, had to complement the economy of the States of the South, basing mainly on industry and commerce.