The Growth of Textile and Industry in SC

______ were built around textile mills.

Mill workers had to work _______ hours.

After the Civil War, _____ was still the dominant economic activity.

Supply and demand means that when the supply is too great the prices ______.

They wanted to work in a textile mill to earn a steady _______.

After Reconstruction ended, farmers couldn't make a living because of falling ____ prices.

The invention of the telephone, machinery, and ____ really didn't affect SC.

Before the Civil War cotton was called _______ because it "ruled" SC's economy.

Supply and demand also means that when there is a great demand the prices _____.

The growth of the ____ industry provided jobs in SC.

During WWI & WWII there was an increased demand for __ to make things like uniforms & blankets.

_____ were paid more money than women and children.

The reconstruction of ______ promoted economic growth.

What are SC's most important crops today?

______ grew up along railroad routes.

Farmers moved to mill villages so they, their wives, and ____ could work in the textile mills.

The textile mills in SC were built near ______.

Mill Villages included __________.

The _____ provided power to run the electricity in the textile mills.

Farmers started to grow other ____ because the cotton industry was very unpredictable.