Yes
they grew cash crops and had good soil to grow it.
they grew cash crops and had good soil to grow it.
The southern colonies had large, spread out plantations there, and the crops they grew were indigo,rice, and some of corn. ER......... hope that helped...........Sincerely,:3
The southern colonies were the only colonies that slave labor was actually profitable because they had a large amount of crops. The wealthy landownsers, who could buy several slaves, could house the slaves in their large plantation homes.
The Southern Colonies were able to grow crops throughout the year. The months that they did most of their crop growing were, March, April, May, June, July, August, and September.
tobacco
ugly crops
yes
they grew cash crops and had good soil to grow it.
they grew cash crops and had good soil to grow it.
the southern colonies' cash crops required a great deal of difficult work to grow and harvest.
The southern colonies had large, spread out plantations there, and the crops they grew were indigo,rice, and some of corn. ER......... hope that helped...........Sincerely,:3
they farmed crops such as rice,corn,and grow tobacco plants to trade and became wealthy.
The southern colonies were the only colonies that slave labor was actually profitable because they had a large amount of crops. The wealthy landownsers, who could buy several slaves, could house the slaves in their large plantation homes.
If you are talking about the 13 Colonies, then it would be the Middle Colonies.
The often harsh climate and rocky soil meant that few New England farms could grow cash crops.
The Southern Colonies were able to grow crops throughout the year. The months that they did most of their crop growing were, March, April, May, June, July, August, and September.