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Did English nobles set up the colony of South Carolina where planters grew corn and indigo?
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Which cash crop did many planters grow in the low swampy land in south or north Carolina South Carolina and Georgia?
Indigo
What did South Carolina colony trade?
The planters sent rice, indigo, and other goods to the Low Countries fine roads.
Who introduced indigo as a successful plantation crop?
English planters in colonial South Carolina.I believe the crop originated in Africa.
What might have happened if rice and indigo had not grown in the South Carolina colony?
they will not be rich and their farming will be poor
What might have happened if rice and indigo had not grown well in the South Carolina colony?
they will not be rich and their farming will be poor
The first crop grown in Carolina that brought a profit to the growers was what?
The colony of South Carolina had indigo, and rice, and tobacco, as early cash crops. But, it was cotton that would make the colony a much bigger success and a very wealthy colony.
How did the french and Indian war affect the South Carolina colony?
it increased indigo trade and helped spur the american revolution
What crops grew in the South Carolina colony in the 1600 to 1700?
rice, indigo and tobacco were grown there because the soil was rich and fertile
List three geographical chararistics about North Carolina and is it a New England colony a middle colony or a southern colony?
North Carolina is a Southern Colony. It had rich soil, a long growing season, and a warm climate. the three main crops were indigo (used for making blue dye), tobacco, and cotton.
What was one source of income in the southern colonies?
The main source of income in the South Carolina colony was indigo. Indigo is a plant used to make a dark blue dye.
Who wrote Nil Darpan on the theme of the oppression of the indigo planters?
Dinabandhu Mitra
Where does indigo grow in Tennessee?
indigo grows in North Carolina
