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Blockade-running and a certain amount of highly illegal cross-border trading with the North.

Otherwise, it was an improvised economy, based on some hasty building of factories, and all dependent on the dwindling Confederate dollar.

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No, it was based on cash crop farming such as cotton, tabbaco, and blue dye before the Civil War started. The North started the Industrial Revolution and made tons of factories ,therefor, they needed cotton to make their items. The South started selling their cotton to the North ,even though the North thought that slavery was wrong, and ,therefor, the South making profit on cotton and slave work.

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