The Southern Colonies were very similar to the times of the Middle ages. The plantation owners lived by a strict (yet warped because of slavery) code of morals based on honor. Below them would be the free whites who worked the lands themselves and were to poor to own slaves. Below these poor whites would be the indentured servants, who were workers who labored without pay in exchange for passage to America, freed blacks and finally the slaves. These social classes saw distinct lines between each other that were very rarely crossed and each group knew who their "Betters" were and paid them the "respect" due to their social standings.
Agriculture was the economic foundation of the Southern colonies; various cash crops could be grown in the South. Slave labor made production easier and more profitable for the plantation owners.
Tobacco, rice, sugar cane, and indigo were popular crops!
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The economy of the Southern Colonies was heavily based on agriculture, especially their cotton production. This business was also heavily based on slavery.
Some economic conditions of the Southern colonies are that they were very rich in food, especially corn and bacon.
The economic structure of the northern colonies was quite stable. There were are so many industries especially for agricultural produce which boosted the economy significantly.
The northern colonies were based on industry. There were many factories and the workers would show up for long days there everyday.
The Southern Colonies' economy relied heavily on slave work and agriculture, typically the production of cotton.
Crops that were an important part of the economy in the Southern Colonies were tabacco, rice, and indigo.
The Southern Colonies were of an agrarian economy, so they worked in agriculture, which called for plantations for the crops and the slaves to work on the crops. This became so deeply rooted that this is why the Southern Colonies that were soon to be the Southern States wished for slavery to be legal in the US.
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The economy of the southern colonies was so dependent because they believed in helping eachother out.
The Southern Colonies' economy relied heavily on slave work and agriculture, typically the production of cotton.
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The economy of the Middle Colonies was not characterized by plantation agriculture. The Southern Colonies had an economy based on plantation agriculture.
Crops that were an important part of the economy in the Southern Colonies were tabacco, rice, and indigo.
The Southern Colonies were of an agrarian economy, so they worked in agriculture, which called for plantations for the crops and the slaves to work on the crops. This became so deeply rooted that this is why the Southern Colonies that were soon to be the Southern States wished for slavery to be legal in the US.
The South's economy was based on Farming. They used African American Slaves to do the work. There were few factories, unlike the North who had an industrial economy.
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The South was a cash crop economy of cotton and tobacco.
cotton, farming, and slaves.
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Economy in The Southern Colonies was based on plantations and slavery. The main crops that were grown were Indigo, Tobacco, Wheat, and Rice due to the easy irrigation from nearby rivers.