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Several southerners remained back favoring to retain chief wealth-agriculture source of theirs when the choice of shifting westward was lured by several Americans. The farmers turned to be more ambitious and were attracted to possess cheap lands. The planters were made to invest in slaves and land in more amounts by the profits put in the labor and land by slaves. The chief focus stayed to be agriculture with capital flow in huge amount towards the direction.