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History, 15.04.2021 17:00 mnriegner

What TWO developments transformed Georgia’s agricultural industry in the early-to-mid 1800s? A
the invention of the cotton gin
B
the construction of the Erie Canal
C
the founding of the University of Georgia
D
the relocation of Georgia's capital city
E
the development of railroads

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