Probably wheat
All in the U.S.A and each part of the southern colonies.
The middle colonies produced the 'Staple Crops' or the food for all the other colonies. Some examples of them would be oats, wheat, barley, etc. The southern colonies provided 'cash crops' to earn money. Examples of cash crops were tobacco, sugar, rice, cotton, etc. The New England colonies also had cash crops.
The system of government is in the Southern Colonies was a colonial government. Each of the southern colonies had their own unique government which would address various issues which affected the people.
The system of government is in the Southern Colonies was a colonial government. Each of the southern colonies had their own unique government which would address various issues which affected the people.
no
The biggest difference was the location of the 3 sections of the colonies. The northern colonies lived differently than the middle and the most difference was in the southern plantations/colonies. That difference still exists today. The middle and northern colonies were more alike than the southern colonies were with the other two. The lifestyle of southern colonies was agrarian and the use of slaves set them apart. While northern and middle colonies had a mixture of cash crops, sailing and shipping industry, with industry of things like making glass.
Why because it involed different settlers
South Carolina's staple crops were rice and indigo. http://www.sparknotes.com/101/us_history_one/colonial_life/southern_colonies.html
All in the U.S.A and each part of the southern colonies.
The amount of farm cash is determined by how much time each crop on your farm has left before it is ready to harvest.
A Southern Colonial home is often made with brick. Also, homes in the southern colonies often had two chimneys one on each side instead of a single massive chimney in the center.
New England Colonies- Industrial:Shipbuilding fishing and lumber Middle Colonies- Industrial/Agricultural:Furs, Fishing, Whaling Southern Colonies- Agricultural: Cotton, Rice, Indigo, Tobacco