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Corn and tobacco had a great significant to Jamestown Colony. Tobacco grew better in the area than in England and corn fed the colonists.
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Tobacco. There might be more so dont quote me but i know tobacco is one.
Tobacco was successful because of the profit it made. It could be sold for a good price to England and the colonists could grow plenty of it due to Jamestown's location (Virginia which has a great climate for growing crops.
Tobacco. A new, high-grade tobacco was developed by John Rolfe in 1612, and it became very popular in England. As the colonists learned to grow it, they became very successful, and it changed the economy of Jamestown in many ways.
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Corn and tobacco had a great significant to Jamestown Colony. Tobacco grew better in the area than in England and corn fed the colonists.
Tobacco was a new discovery for the colonists at Jamestown. They quickly learned how to grow it from the Native Americans and exported it to Europe.
Tobacco was a major exportin Jamestown.
Yes, Jamestown did export tobacco but not coffee!
Jamestown was especially well-known for growing tobacco.
Some resources that Jamestown had was the (trading with the) Powhatan Native Americans, crops (corn,beans,squash,tobacco), turkey, and supplies England sent.
Because it was a cash crop that was first grown and sent to England by John Rolfe. This was grown on most plantations in Jamestown as well as indigo.
She married John Rolfe, the man who brought tobacco to Jamestown. She left for England with him, had a baby boy, and died in England.
Tobacco was a crop in Jamestown.
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