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Why did south unlike the other regions have so many large plantations?
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The south lent itself to growing large acres of crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar. Other colonies didn't have the land, weather, or resources to grow crops like the south.
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What was a large farm called in South Carolina and other colonies?
Large farms in South Carolina were known as plantations.
What do plantations in the colonies do?
Plantations in the colonies made a lot of the (later) cotton, peanuts, and other crops that needed the South's warm climate to grow.
What were types of work were slaves on US southern plantations trained to perform?
Before the end of the US Civil War, slaves in the US Southern States worked primarily on large plantations. The so-called American South was basically an agriculturally based society. Due to economy of size, the most efficent plantations were large and produced among other products cotton and tobacco. Slaves were trained to do perform many of the jobs listed below: 1. Field workers to sow and harvest the crops of the plantation; 2. Perform work related to the livestock on the plantation; and 3. Perform domestic duties for the households of their owners.
How was Japanese literature unlike that of other countries?
It was different because they did not like the idea so the wanted to combined different literatures to make up a new one.
Is there still land in Ireland owned by British landlords?
Almost certainly, in the same way that people from America, Germany, France, Spain, Japan and every other country in the world own private land in Ireland. There is no state sponsored, large plantations with tenant frmers and landlords, if that's what you mean. We are a somewhat civilized country!! ;)
What was a large farm called in South Carolina and other colonies?
Large farms in South Carolina were known as plantations.
How were wealthy planters able to do the work required on large plantations?
They hired other people to do it for them.
why was slavery more common in southern colonies than in other regions?
Because of the tobacco plantations and cotton fields needing workers.
Why was slavery more important ot the southern econonmy than it was to the economyof other regions?
Slavery was more important to the southern economy than to the other regions is because the slaves they had had to work on plantations and made sure that the crops were harvested and replenished (grew again).
What are large regions of land that were added to the US called?
There were large regions of land added to the United States called territories. One was The Louisiana Purchase. The other was Alaska.
Why did the south unlike the other regions have so many plantation?
The south lent itself to growing large acres of crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar. Other colonies didn't have the land, weather, or resources to grow crops like the south.
How can you explain how plantation and slavery are related?
Plantations were large landed estates where cash crops like cotton, tobacco, and sugar were grown using forced labor, primarily slaves. Slavery provided the labor force that made plantations economically viable and profitable in the American South and other regions around the world. The institution of slavery was critical to the success of the plantation system, as it allowed for the exploitation of enslaved people to produce goods for international trade.
When did japan capture large regions of china and several other pacific islands?
1943
Why did the southern cotton planters rely on the regions river to ship their goods?
The plantations were along the rivers and they had built ports on the river to haul the cotton and other products. It was logical they use the river.
Why did rhode island have better plantations than other plantations?
because they are screwed up
Where did darwin find a large number of various species unlike any other place in the world?
Galapagos Islands
What are some of the most important export crops in the regions?
Sugar cane plantations in the Caribbean provide the region's largest export crop. Other important export crops are bananas, citrus fruits, coffee, and spices.
