Fishing was indeed a major export industry in the New England colonies. This was because fishing was what these people knew how to do.
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Now fishing is not an important industry in Romania.
A export is things that a place sends out to another country to make money. In New England, a major export was cattle, lumber, fish and fur.
because The fishing industry in Japan constitutes both a major industry and export
Iceland's major industry is fishing.
One of the biggest exports of the New England colonies was Cod Fish (dried or salted.) Cod fishing and processing was probably the single major industry in New England. They also shipped lumber in rather large quantities. Slightly later, ship yards developed along the coast, and many English ships were 'fitted' and 'refitted' there.
One of the biggest exports of the New England colonies was Cod Fish (dried or salted.) Cod fishing and processing was probably the single major industry in New England. They also shipped lumber in rather large quantities. Slightly later, ship yards developed along the coast, and many English ships were 'fitted' and 'refitted' there.
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The major export of American Samoa is tuna, particularly canned tuna products. The territory has a significant fishing industry, and its tuna processing plants are key contributors to the local economy. Other exports include small amounts of other seafood and agricultural products, but tuna remains the dominant export.
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Two regions where ocean fishing is a major part of their economies are Southeast Asia and the North Atlantic. Southeast Asia, particularly countries like Indonesia and Thailand, relies heavily on fishing for both local consumption and export. Similarly, the North Atlantic, including areas like New England in the United States and parts of Canada, has a long-standing fishing industry that supports local communities and contributes significantly to the economy.
fishing was a major export and source of income answer by iceman420jr