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The typography was different. New England lent itself to small family-owned farms because or the rocky, hilly terrain that could be worked by one family in a subsistence farming manner. The Southeast lent itself to much larger parcels of land that required a number of laborers to plant, cultivate, and harvest; especially the cash crops such as indigo, rice, sugar cane, tobacco, and cotton over its longer growing season.
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∙ 10y agoThe ground was too rocky in the North, while in the South was fertile
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How did the location of a plantation affect what crops were grown?
In maryland , virgina, and north carolina , tobacco was the main cash crop . but in south carolina the climate was too warm and wet for tobacco plants to grow so many farmer's grew rice instead Hope this Helps ~ 1711
Why did slavery increased on the North American continent?
Originally slavery was a cheap labor source for the 1st crop, rice, in South Carolina. When cotton became a major crop across the south of the U.S., more cheap labor was required.
What is the difference between crop ecology and ecological crop geography?
ecology refers to the interations between the plant and the environment,and ecological crop geography is more concerned in enviromental factors and the management
What is crop rotation and why do farmers practice crop rotation in the Midwest?
Crop rotation useful for increase the farmers income, soil fertility status and also used for minimize the insect and pest damage
What was the cash crop in colonial Georgia?
The main cash crop in colonial Georgia was rice. It was considered a valuable crop for trade and export, leading to its widespread cultivation in the region.
What is a large farm that raises a single crop for sale called?
Hacienda (Spanish - Mexican word) - large estate or plantation A plantation is used to grow crops for selling
Large farms that raise a single crop for money are called?
Hacienda (Spanish - Mexican word) - large estate or plantation A plantation is used to grow crops for selling
What is the important plantation crop?
sugar
Plantation?
A large southern crop that grew only one crop
What was the most common number of crops grown under the plantation system of agriculture?
One mono-crop production (a single commodity, such as sugar)
What are large farms that grow only one crop as a cash crop?
plantation
What crop did Washington introduce to his plantation?
corn
What is one example of how reliance on a single crop or natural resource hase hurt the economy of a latin america country?
one example is that if you have a single crop you dont have the money you need to develop all of your resources
Large farm that grows mainly one crop to sell?
A large farm that grows mainly one crop to sell is called a plantation. Plantations have been existing since the Roman Empire. An example of their plantation is the latifundia. It produces wine and oil for export.
What was the man who was in charge of ensuring a profitable crop for a plantation master called?
The man who was in charge of ensuring a profitable crop for a plantation master was called overseer. The most powerful weapon the plantation masters had was the threat of sale.
Single Crop And Multi Crop Farming?
definition of single crop an dmulti crop
What was the primary plantation crop in South Carolina?
Rice
