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Cotton was "king" during the first half of the nineteenth century. Three fourths of the world's supply came from the United States, and textile manufacturers in New England, Great Britain, France, and Russia depended on the American cotton supply. Define "textile"A. Tiles, usually made of ceramic and cotton, used in building houses, manufacturing plants, and government buildings B. Woven clothC. A small book or text, usually on topic of general interest to the reading publicD. Steam-engine powered factory
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