History, asked by lukulaprudence1, 6 months ago

Why did Sir Hesketh Bell encourage cotton growing in Uganda?

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Answered by abhinav2618

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He developed the cotton industry and it waa through his efforts to pass the Uganda cotton ordinance that high quality american cotton seed were introduced to replace the wild cotton seeds

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