How was Georgia's economy affected by the Civil War? A
Cotton remained central to Georgia's economy, but manufacturing of textiles and weapons increased.

B
Northern states embargoed goods made in the South, causing Georgia's industrial economy to collapse.

C
High tariffs set by the Confederate government caused Georgian farmers to shift to industrial production.

D
Cotton production ended after the Confederate government forced Georgian farmers to grow food for the army.

D. Cotton production ended after the Confederate government forced Georgian farmers to grow food for the army.

Explanation:

Like many other former confederation countries, the economy of Georgia found itself in serious trouble after the Civil War. The economy was previously focused on cotton and tobacco production. With the abolition of slavery, Georgian farmers had to reorient themselves to food production for the army. At the end of the XIX. century, Georgia enters industrial flows, and primarily the development of the textile industry.

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