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Initially, farms in the South primarily consisted of small family-owned plots that grew a variety of crops, including tobacco, rice, and cotton. These farms relied heavily on labor, which often came from enslaved African Americans. Over time, larger plantations emerged, focusing on cash crops, particularly cotton, which became the dominant agricultural product in the region. The reliance on slave labor and monoculture farming significantly shaped the economic and social landscape of the South.
What else can I help you with?
Who has the most farms?
the south has the most farms
Does cotton grow on farms?
Yeah cotton farms in the south.
Was the farms and plantation on the north or the south?
south
The large farms in the south were called blank?
The large farms in the south were called plantations. Many had slaves working on them.
In the late 1900s how did agriculture change in the south?
there were fewer farms but they were larger
How many dairy farms in South Dakota?
450
Why did farms do well in the south?
Good land and weather
The large farms in the South were called .?
Plantations
Why was slavery an economic necessity in the south more so than in the north?
The North was semi-industrial and had many small farms, the South had gigantic farms called plantations.
In what way were the south and west different?
The West had much larger farms than the South.
Why did southern colonies increasingly turn toward slavery?
IN the south they had more farms, therefore they needed slaves to run the farms
Where are the chinchillas habitat?
they live on chinchilla farms or in south america.
