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Southern colonists primarily grew cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and indigo, which were highly sought after in European markets. The warm climate and fertile soil of the region made it ideal for agriculture. Additionally, they cultivated corn and wheat for local consumption. The labor-intensive nature of these crops often led to the use of enslaved labor on plantations.
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What crops did the southern colonists grow?
They grew tobacco, rice, and indigo
How did the southern colonists run their colony?
The Southerners ran farms, where they grew tobacco,indigo, exc. These states were Georgia, SC,NC, Some of Maryland, and alot more. Remember that the Southern Cononies were beneath the "Bread Basket".
What effect did the shift in population have on American politics?
as the population grew, southern power grew in congress - apex
What Colonies grew cashcrop?
the southern coloniesthe southern colonies
Which colonies produced rice and indigo?
Colonists grew rice and indigo in the southern colonies. This included the colonies of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, where colonists set up plantations. In fact, Indigo and rice became a major export crop of the general region.
What was the religion of the southern colonists?
Christian
What did the colonists of new jersey grow?
They grew indigo, flax and tobacco.
How much food did the colonists have?
However much they bought and what they grew were what they got.
What product was traded by southern colonists?
Tobacco
Which north American regions grew plants best?
The southern eastern or southern planes.
How did the colonists get ingredients for their recipes?
Many colonists grew fruits and vegetables on thier farms. They also raised animals like chickens, also trading goods with other colonists.
What percentage of the southern colonies grew wheat?
none
