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The staple export of south carolina after 1690 was?
South Carolina exported several crops in the 18th century. Two of the major products were coal and tomatoes in 1710.
What were two plantatin crops grown in South Carolina and Georgia?
Rice and indigo
What were two plantation crops grown in south carolina and georgia?
Rice and indigo
What are the largest colleges in South Carolina?
The major universities in South Carolina are Clemson and South Carolnia. Clemson is a lot better but out of all the other schools South Carolina is probaly 2nd best
What two eastern states that have major cities named Charleston?
(Don't know if these are right for sure...) South Carolina and West Virginia...
What were the major cash crops in the south?
The main cash crops in the south were rice, tobacco, and indigo.
What are the two deserts in South Carolina?
South Carolina has no deserts.
What are the two names of the colonies that Carolina was divided into?
North Carolina and South Carolina
What two major cities were destroyed during the civil war?
Atlanta, Georgia Columbia, South Carolina
Is Carolina a state?
There is a North Carolina and a South Caroline, but no "Carolina."
What two states are due north of Georgia and bordered the Atlantic ocean?
Two states that are due north of Georgia, and border the Atlantic Ocean, are North and South Carolina.
Which two crops came to dominate Carolina agriculture?
The two crops that came to dominate Carolina agriculture were rice and indigo. Rice cultivation thrived in the lowland areas of South Carolina, benefiting from the region's climate and wetland conditions. Indigo, a dye plant, became significant in the late 17th century and was particularly important for export. Together, these crops played a crucial role in the economic development of the Carolinas during the colonial period.
