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The main problem was that British forced them to grow indigo. so, they could buy at low rate and sold them to high rate in European countries.
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Why were Indian farmers hesitant to grow indigo in 17 century?
Because the East India company want to buy indigo. Because the great demand of indigo in European countries.
Why Indians were unhappy with English rule?
The Indian farmers were forced to grow Indigo and Cotton crops and were also paid less
What did tenant farmers grow?
grow crops
What did colonial Maryland grow?
Yes they produced indigo, rice, hemp and tobacco.
Does new jersey still grow grain rice and indigo?
nomore
Why was indigo farmers hesitant to grow indigo?
because it destroyed the soil fertility
Why were Indian farmers hesitant to grow indigo in 17 century?
Because the East India company want to buy indigo. Because the great demand of indigo in European countries.
Why Indian farmers reluctant to grow indigo under British?
Indian farmers were reluctant to grow indigo because they were forced to do so
Why were Indian farmer hesitant to grow indigo?
The main problem was that British forced them to grow indigo. so, they could buy at low rate and sold them to high rate in European countries.
What did farmers grow in colonies?
They grew tobacco, rice, and indigo
Why Indians were unhappy with English rule?
The Indian farmers were forced to grow Indigo and Cotton crops and were also paid less
What did farmers grow in the Southern Colonies?
They grew tobacco, rice, and indigo
Which crops did small farmers in South generally grow?
cash crops like rice tobacco and indigo
Which crop did small farmers in the south generally grow?
cash crops like rice tobacco and indigo
What type of job opportunities did colonial South Carolina have?
they farmed and traded rice and indigo. they would be farmers and grow crops
Who was the first to grow indigo the french spanish or English?
Spain was the first country to grow indigo
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.
