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Which act passed by England listed certain valuable items such as sugar tobacco and indigo that could be sold only to England or another English colony?
enumerated commodities act
What is English tobacco?
Tobacco made in England
What is the most valuable resource of all in Jamestown?
Tobacco
In 1604 where was tobacco grown and why was it being sold in England?
The tobacco variety that Europeans liked was grown in the European colonized Caribbean islands, and after 1604 it was grown in on the American continent (another variety of tobacco was used by Native Americans, but Europeans disliked the flavor.) Tobacco was turned into cigars, snuff, and other products, all of which was in high demand at the time. England was the main buyer of tobacco at that time.
What did Virginia exported to England?
Virginia exported numerous items to England such as tobacco and wood products. Tobacco was the main export to England.
What natural resorce was the new England and southern colonies?
Southern colonies has rich soil produced valuable crops such as tobacco& rice. New England colonies had thick woods provided excellent timber for homes;costal waters where rich in fish.
What colony had great soil and valuable crops such as tobacco and rice?
the southern colonies
Can you send pipe tobacco to Spain from England?
Your problem will be finding a shop which sells pipe tobacco.
What poison is found in insecticides and tobacco?
Nicotine is found in tobacco, as well as in certain herbicide and insecticides.
Did Europe trade tobacco with the Americas?
Yes. The colonies supplied England with tobacco as part of the triangular trade.
After the founding of Jamestown the demand for tobacco in England?
increased
What were leading imports to colonial new England?
Though the colonies of America produced many trade commodities, the primary commodities varied by region. The deep South (Georgia and the Carolinas) produced cotton, which remained a valuable export for several hundred years. The Middle Colonies (Virginia and Maryland) produced another cash crop, tobacco. In the North (New England and New York), because the growing season and soil was not viable for large-scale agriculture, relied mainly on manufactured goods. But as Britain was the colonies most valuable trade partner, and Britain was much more industrialized than her colonies, did not receive many commodities from the North, apart from whale oil and furs.
