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The rapid expansion of the cotton belt in the South:reduced the significance of slaveryspurred a rise in the number of enslaved blacks given their freedomensured that the region became more dependent on enslaved black workersincreased the responsibilities of field work for the plantation mistresseliminated the presence of all other staple crops throughout the region
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