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The crash crop known as "Carolina's blue gold" refers to indigo. This plant was cultivated in the Carolinas during the 18th century for its deep blue dye, which was highly sought after in Europe for textile production. Indigo became a significant cash crop, contributing to the economic prosperity of the region before the American Revolution.
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What does crash crop mean?
There is no such thing as a "crash crop."
What crop help the carolinas make money?
rice
Was the principal export crop of the carolinas in the early 1700s wheat?
nope false!!
The principal export crop of the carolinas in the early 1700s was wheat?
nope, its false
What crop in the prairie has blue flowers?
Blue flax (Linum perenne) is a common crop in the prairie with blue flowers. It is known for its beautiful blue blooms and its importance as a pollinator-friendly plant.
Was the wheat crop crash in the depression because of the dust bowl?
no the wheat crop crash was in 1928, the dust bowl happend in 1934
Where did the rice industry start in the U.S.?
Rice first appeared as a commercial crop in the Carolinas in the seventeenth century.
What was Two colony's where tobacco was an important crop?
Georgia and the Carolinas colonies were early growers of tobacco in North America.
What crop drew people to the carolinas?
Mainly tobacco, but indigo and rice were also very popular colonial-age crops in the area.
Carolinas rice plantation were dependent on slaves from?
west Africa
What is a sound effect beginning with C?
Crash, Crop, Car, etc.
What was Virginia's main crash crop during the colonial years?
rice
