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What crop did Washington introduce to his plantation?
corn
What was George Washington biggest contribution to history?
the biggest contributes in american society was to help people
What is one of George Washington's main cash crop?
Washington's main cash corp was wheat
What was georges washingtons main cash crop?
washington changes his cash crop from tobacco to wheat in time between 1761-1775
What was George Washington biggest obstacle?
treaties with indians
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What By 1860 what was the biggest crop produced by the Southeast?
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Apples are a major crop in the US state of Washington.
What is the main cash crop of Washington?
peas
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