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What was the North Carolina colony's main cash crop?
tobacco and wheat
What was Colonial North Carolina's cash crop?
Tobacco
What cash crop was grown in the low swampy lands in southern North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia?
They could grow rice in swampy areas.
What was the most profitable cash crop in the Virginia colony sold to England?
Tobacco was the most profitable cash crop in the Virginia colony sold to England
What was the main cash crop of the colony of Maryland?
Tobacco
What was the North Carolina colony's main cash crop?
tobacco and wheat
What were the major industries in the colony North Carolina?
the North Carolina colony main cash crop was growing tobacco and corn
What was Colonial North Carolina's cash crop?
Tobacco
What was the profitable cash crop in virginia and in north carolina?
Tobacco
What was the main cash crop in Virginia Maryland in north Carolina?
Tobacco is the crop you seek.
What is the geography of North Carolina colony?
Rolling hills, good for farming, and growing their cash crop tobacco.
What was the main cash crop in Maryland Virginia and North Carolina?
tobacco
What cash crop did the Jamestown colony send to Europe?
The cash crop that the colony Jamestown had was tobacco.
What crop did most settlers in north Carolina earn a living from?
North Carolinians cash crop was tobacco, it was the leading cash crop. Ranked by acres planted, soybeans are first and corn is the second leading crop. Cotton was the state's leading crop until the early 1950s.
Which cash crop did many planters grow in the low swampy land in south or north Carolina South Carolina and Georgia?
Indigo
The first crop grown in Carolina that brought a profit to the growers was what?
The colony of South Carolina had indigo, and rice, and tobacco, as early cash crops. But, it was cotton that would make the colony a much bigger success and a very wealthy colony.
Which cash crop was first introduced in South Carolina?
The first cash crop that was introduced to South Carolina was rice. After that was indigo and then tobacco.
