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The inclusion of
in Joseph Graves estate
shows that he was in contact with outside regions, probably the
deep south.
O A. Wool
OB. Books of Divinity
OC. Cotton
O D. Slaves



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Final answer:

The presence of cotton in Joseph Graves' estate implies connections to the deep south's economy, rooted in slavery.


Explanation:

Joseph Graves being in contact with outside regions, possibly the deep south, is indicated by cotton found in his estate belongings. This suggests involvement in the economy tied to slavery prevalent in the South during that period.


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