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How did Virginia tobacco planters fill their need for field workers?
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∙ 7y ago
enslaved African workers
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∙ 6y agoThey used slavery.
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Which explains the beginning of slavery in Virginia?
the need for field workers
How did Virginia colonists solve the problem of tobacco ruining the soil?
One reason plantations were so large was the planters rotated fields and the crops they planted. They would let a field lie fallow for a set time and then plant a crop that would add minerals into the soil. Not only was tobacco hard on the soil, but so was cotton.
How do you use planters in a sentence?
The planters of this field were very orderly.
What was the main crop that helped the Virginia colony grow and prosper?
Soybeans edge out tobacco for the number two position, providing about 5% of the state's total agricultural receipts. Tobacco generates around 4% of total receipts. Other field crops grown in Virginia are hay, cotton, wheat, peanuts, and barley.
What do they grow in West Virginia?
For the most part, evergreen trees grow on the mountain slopes of West Virginia. Other plants, wildflowers, and shrubs complete the picture.
When was Virginia Field born?
Virginia Field was born on 1917-11-04.
When did Virginia Field die?
Virginia Field died on 1992-01-02.
How long did a tobacco field last?
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What do you call a Cuban tobacco field?
Vega
What do victorian field workers do?
Worked in fields
Where most slaves field workers?
Slaves were commonly utilized as field workers in the southern United States during the antebellum period, particularly in states where plantation agriculture like cotton, tobacco, and sugar was prevalent. Plantations in states like Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina relied heavily on enslaved labor for crop cultivation.
What field crop is grown near the capital of Florida?
Tobacco
