His older brother, Joseph, went out to Mississippi and struck it rich in cotton.

他的哥哥约瑟夫去了密西西比，并且依靠棉花致富。

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The cotton clothing is usually made of grows in Mississippi.

通常用来做衣服的棉花产自密西西比。

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A city of northeast Arkansas near the Mississippi River north of Memphis, Tennessee. It is a trade center in a cotton-growing area. Population, 22, 90 '.

美国阿肯色州东北部城市，靠近密西西比河，在田纳西州孟菲斯市以北。是产棉区的贸易中心。人口22,90。

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The family lived and worked on a cotton farm along the Mississippi River.

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Or was it more the 1830s when you've got this booming cotton production happening finally in Alabama and Mississippi and Louisiana?

又或者是从18世纪30年代起,当阿拉巴马,密西西比和路易斯安那州,的棉花产量大范围高产时吗

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But his older brother, Joseph, went out to Mississippi and struck it rich in cotton.

但他的哥哥约瑟夫,去了密西西比并且依靠棉花种植致富

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As the domestic market shrank, thousands of cotton farmers in Mississippi and Lousiana switched to other crops such as corn and soybeans.

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Moreover, America remains the world's second-largest grower of cotton (after China), and in many cases it still makes sense to weave near the farms, most of which are in such southern states as North Carolina and Mississippi, rather than to ship cotton abroad.

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All that began to crumble on October 2nd 1944, the day of the first public demonstration of mechanical cotton-picking in Clarksdale, Mississippi.

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