For profit.
The economy of Virginia is tobacco.
Because many people thought that they would be able to make a profit out of tobacco-Hans Son (7th grade student studying Virginia in the 1600s)-
They were used for farming the tobacco and wheat plantations.
Tobacco farming in the state of Virginia is extremely profitable.
The south was growing food and tobacco so they had lots of agriculture. Virginia = John Rolfe & perfect tobacco = PROFIT $$$ = TOBACCO Carolinas = help barbados with food = rice + indigo
Tobacco
Virginia was founded for profit. The people who settled there hoped to find gold or silver, but when they arrived they could barely find enough to eat. Many settlers died from starvation, some were killed in fights with the Native Americans, and others were killed by the cold winters. The colony made no profit until John Rolfe discovered that tobacco could be grown in Virginia. Tobacco was the first cash crop grown in the English colonies.
Tobacco was THE big cash crop for Virginia.
Slave labor was key to making a profit from crops such as tobacco. Also, consumption is key in making a profit from any crop. The continued use of tobacco, despite its negative effects on the body, made it easier for colonists and early Americans to profit off the growth of tobacco.
Someone who sells tobacco for huge amounts of profit.
Yes. Tobacco was a very large cash crop in Virginia.