Rice was grown mostly in the middle and southern colonies. They had long farming seasons, rich and fertle soil, and slaves to harvest the rice
In colonial Georgia, initially land areas were granted to settlers for farming. Industries included rice, lumber and indigo. Fur trade with the Indian people was another industry. You can read more about Colonial Georgia, below.
Rice and tobacco was shipped to England from Southern Colonies. This was discover by Great Britain.
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Rice and indigo were the two main products of the Georgia colony.
Several different colonies exported tobacco and rice. I don't know about indigo. However, you should probably know that rice was not an exclusively American crop. I don't think it even came from America in the first place. Tobacco (and indigo, I think) definitely did come from America, however, and tobacco was a major cash crop for many American colonies.
The Carolinas were rich rice growing areas. Of the thirteen colonies they were also the only ones that at first glance split in two. So, as a final answer, Carolina.
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All thirteen colonies farmed. i am not sure if there was one that had a lot of it i know that Virginia and North Carolina had planted tobacco indigo and rice they also planted other things
In colonial Georgia, initially land areas were granted to settlers for farming. Industries included rice, lumber and indigo. Fur trade with the Indian people was another industry. You can read more about Colonial Georgia, below.
indigo, rice, and corn were all important crops in the southern colonies -answersbya13yearold!
He gave them rice and corn. So therefore that left the Indians with Gold, and tobacco. Originally in the thirteen colonies.
A lot of Tobacco and Cotton, but also rice (in the south) wheat and lumber.
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the Indians worked the rice fields in southern colonies
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cotton on most plantations though you could also argue tobacco for Virginia which is a Southern Colony