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How did Virginian colonists solve the problem of tobacco ruining the soil?
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∙ 12y ago
they sold the cotton instead to sell because the tabacco was ruining the soil .
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What did the Falling tobacco prices in the eighteenth century caused the colonists?
produce more tobacco
How did colonists in Virginia make money?
they sell tobacco,they harvest tobacco,become a bartender or blacksmith or other jobs
What product provided colonists in Virginia with a cash crop and enabled them to succeed?
Tobacco
What two crops did the Powhatan Indians introduce to the Jamestown colonists?
tobacco and pumkins
Explain the Significance of corn and tobacco to the Jamestown colony?
Corn and tobacco had a great significant to Jamestown Colony. Tobacco grew better in the area than in England and corn fed the colonists.
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.
Why did colonists settle in Gerogia?
tobacco
When did Jamestown began to prosper when the colonists?
When colonists started growing tobacco
How was the Virginian economy maintained?
They were maintained by tobacco and corn as the crop. Slaves were used in industries often.
What product was traded by southern colonists?
Tobacco
When did the colonists start chewing tobacco?
1620
How did tobacco help the Virgina's colonist survive?
The colonists found tobacco for the English settlers
What did the Falling tobacco prices in the eighteenth century caused the colonists?
produce more tobacco
What finally made money for jamestown colonists?
Tobacco
What did they make that made the Jamestown colonists money?
tobacco
What finally made money for the Jamestown colonists?
Tobacco
Of mainland colonists which group was the wealthiest?
The tobacco farmer of Virginia.
