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Why did more enslaved Africans live in South America than did white settlers?
in south america, the staple crop was sugar. this required a LOT of work to grow. They would import slaves from africa to do the work for free. unloike north america, the slaves usually only lived for about 7 years until they were worked to death so they had to import more. this caused the population of africans to increase and become larger than the population of white settlers.This is simply because of the Mason Dixie Line. During the Civil War, South Carolina permitted slavery as a southern state. Therefore more slaves lived there.SC was a rural state with many large plantations which used slave labor to operate. They were run by only a few white settlers, so there were more black people than white.
What are crops grown in South Korea?
Rice is the major crop in south Korea but they actually grow alot of other ones too!
What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Cotton Kingdom?
Strengths:-It was a large agricultural factory for the South-It allowed the South to make a quick profit-The North got some of the profit as well-America was now the largest exporter of cottonWeaknesses:-Caused the South to buy more slaves-Excessive cultivation of land-Becoming a one-crop economy-Cotton began to take over their lives
Does corn grow in Africa?
No; Corn is only native to Central America. Originally, corn was a staple crop for agricultural tribes of Native Americans in that area, but it spread to other Native American tribes throughout the Americas. It was taken to other parts of the world after Columbus arrived in the New World.
What crop did pueblo Indian grow?
Corn, beans, squash, herbs, fruit, nuts, and sunflowers
The crop that became the staple of Mexico and Spanish America was?
Corn (Maize).
Staple crop that formed the economic foundation of Indian civilizations?
Corn was the staple crop of early Indian civilizatons in North and South America.
What was the first staple crop in America?
corn
What were reasons that slaves were used in the South?
In the south, slaves were used mainly for farming. The southern colonies' staple crop was rice. The middle colonies' staple crop was tobacco.
In Mexico they developed a wild grass into the staple crop of?
Maize (corn)
Which staple crop did not did South Carolina send to Boston?
daddy harder
The original plantation of crop of the upper South in colonial days was?
tobacco and staple agriculture
Where do tomatos grow?
Tomatoes are native to Mexico and South America so they are a warm weather crop or have to be grown in a hot house in colder areas. Today, they are grown in CA, Italy, Mexico, South America, and other warm areas.
Is coffee a crop of South America?
no
What is a cash crop and what is a staple crop?
a cash crop is where food can be exported into differeent countires when staple crop is where it has to be in one place because alot of people eat that certain crops's food there in that country
How is corn used today in Mexico and South America?
It is used for three purposes: as a food crop, as a livestock feed and as raw material for bio-ethanol production.
Is corn a staple crop?
yes
