20. Which Southern industries used raw materials from the South after the Civil War?

After the Civil War, Southern industries such as textiles, tobacco, and lumber emerged, utilizing the region's abundant raw materials. Cotton became the backbone of the textile industry, with mills processing it into fabric. Tobacco cultivation fueled the growth of cigarette and cigar manufacturing, while the lumber industry capitalized on the vast forests for construction and other uses. These industries played a crucial role in the South's economic recovery and growth during the Reconstruction era.