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Why are peanuts so important to Virginia?
Because Virginia made the peanuts and they make the most peanuts in America
What region is Colonial Virginia in?
Willamsburg, so Eastern VA
What is a colonial feature is man made and in Tennessee?
A man-made feature was the wagon road made along the Cumberland Gap so people from Virginia could move west to Tennessee.
What was it like during the colonial in West Virginia?
The state of West Virginia did not separate from Virginia until the Civil War. In the west of colonial Virginia, mountains blocked easy transportation so, the land was sparsely developed as compared to tidewater Virginia.
Why is Virginia's nickname so important to Virginia?
Because it was named from the Virginia Company in the early 1600's.
Why was a fireplace be so important to a colonial home?
It was important because it kept colonist from freezing and during.
Why was the great awakening so important to colonial America?
The Great Awakening was important,because it was when religious freedom was there
Why was a fireplace so important to a colonial home?
It kept them from freezing in the cold days.
Why is the cheasapeake bay so important to Virginia?
To go fishing
Why was the Virginia chater so important?
It gave them permission to go to Virginia to start a new English colony!!
Why was grain important to people in colonial times?
Grain was important to the people in the colonial times because that is what made their food. It was used to feed animals, plant corn and wheat, and much other reasons. You mght think that it was weird that that was so important considering that now, money is really important. That is the complete and accurate answer to your question. To ask more questions our find biographies, go to www.wickipedia.com.
What are the 5 themes of geography in colonial Virginia?
Well i dont know so go look it up somewhere else :p
