The old southwest areas of the United States, which had plantations and small farms, slaves, and were dependent on agriculture, are:
From the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783) to the early nineteenth century, when territorial areas were formed into states, the southwestern border region of the United States was named the "Old Southwest". The states of Mississippi, Missouri, Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, and parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Florida were formed from the territory of the Old Southwest. The climate and soils of this region favored commodity agriculture over industrial development.
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