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During the early and mid 1800s, this geographical section of the U.S. was characterized by its long growing season, an economy dominated by larger farms (plantations) that often grew cash crops like cotton and tobacco, and widespread use of black slaver labor. This section is generally considered to be south of the Ohio River and includes Maryland, Delaware, Arkansas, and Texas.
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