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In the late nineteenth century, economic development in the southern United States was largely characterized by:1. a continued reliance on agriculture and related enterprises2. the rise of service-sector fields such as tourism and retail sales3. a focus on finance and international trade4. rapid industrialization, with former slaves as the primary workforce
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