I don't know much about the colonies, but I do know tobacco changed Jamestown a whole lot. John Rolfe started growing tobacco, and got a bunch of different types. A few types sold really well and got the colonies a bunch of cash.
Because it made money! Tobacco grew well in the environment of colonial America, and it sold well back in England. Since it was so easy to grow it became an extremely large and integral industry in America, encouraging the growth of plantations and the slave trade.
the cultivation of tobacco helped Virginia to developed financially,it also helped virginia to trade with other country until the revolution of sugar had taken place.when the revolution of sugar came about it affected the tobacco cropping,other country were in great it demand for especially when the green tea came about.
Tobacco
Tobacco. It was very important crop for the colonists and helped them to build up a lot of wealth.
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Cotton was the most important crop to the South. It was also important to Britain since much of the southern crop was sent to British mills and there were high hopes that Great Britain would recognize the Confederacy as a new nation. Tobacco was also important.
Tobacco was the best cash crop in the southern colonies :P
The good humitidy made rice an easy plant to grow.
John Rolfe raised a successful tobacco crop in 1612. In 1619, it was the crop most people grew for profit.
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Tobacco!
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