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Based on these graphs, what is one relationship between cotton production and the growth of slavery between 1800 and 1860?(A The number of slaves in the United States increased as cotton production grewB. The amount of cotton produced in the United States decreased as the number of slaves increasedC. The number of slaves in the United States did not change much over timeD. The amount of cotton produced in the United States changed more than the number of slaves in the United States
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