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Eliza Lucas Pinckney is a South Carolina planter who grew indigo. She developed indigo as one of its most important cash crops.
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Who was the first person to plant indigo in South Carolina?
Indigo was introduced by plantation owner Eliza Lucas.
Why do you call South Carolina South Carolina?
We call South Carolina south Carolina because that its name and its in a south direction.
The black slave who would later captain a Union ship?
Robert Smalls, 1839-1915. Captain of the transport ship USS Planter. After the war he became a member of the US House of Representatives from South Carolina.
What was the most important agricultural product of the south during the colonial period?
During the colonial period the most important agricultural in the south was tobacco.
What was the first war in South Carolina and when?
What was the first Battle in South Carolina and when was it?
What plant was discovered by Eliza Pinchkey?
Elizabeth Pinckney was a colonial planter in South Carolina who developed and successfully grew the indigo plant. At this time there was a great demand in Europe for the dye produced from the indigo plant. So, Elizabeth Pinckey taught other farmers how to grow the indigo plant.
Crop of South Carolina?
indigo or corn
Where did South Carolina sell their indigo to?
barbados
A plant raised to make dye in South Carolina?
"Indigo." and rice
What would you plant in South Carolina?
indigo, rice
What is the state color of South Carolina?
It is Indigo Blue.
Was John C. Calhoun a planter?
yes. specifically from upstate south Carolina.
What is bluish dye that was a major cash crop in colonial South Carolina and Georgia?
Indigo
What state grew indigo?
Both South Carolina and Georgia.
How did the british navigation acts most affect the economy of South Carolina?
They encouraged South Carolina to plant indigo.
Where did they plant indigo in the southern colonies?
In Georgia and South Carolina
How did Eliza Lucas Pinckney become famous?
Eliza Lucas Pinckney was most famous for proving that the plant indigo could grow in South Carolina (as a teenager too!).www.wikipedia.com
