The Puritans grew crops such as corn, beans, and squash. The land was not very good for growing things but the did try to plant gardens to help feed themselves.
from Late May to Early October
They grew tobacco, rice, and indigo
Because the colonists had the help from the Indians who already knew how to survive in the region. For example they used dead fish as a fertilizer so their crops could grow, but who helped them, American Indians
They showed them how to grow different foods and crops, which allowed the Jamestown colonists to survive.
In the earliest days, a colonist would have to build his own house and grow his own food.
Crops
The colonists who landed during the winter and struggled to grow crops were the Pilgrims, who arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in December 1620. The harsh winter conditions severely impacted their ability to cultivate food, leading to food shortages and high mortality rates. Many of the settlers did not survive the first winter, but those who did were eventually aided by local Native American tribes, which helped them learn to grow crops suitable for the region.
In addition to food crops to feed the colonists, Virginia's BIG crop was tobacco.
probably corn, potatoes, and lettuce
from Late May to Early October
They grew tobacco, rice, and indigo
The Spanish colonists needed lots of workers to grow their crops, and to mine for gold and silver.
The majority of colonists who came to America for religious freedom. Most of the Plymouth colonists practiced the Quaker religion.
The Mayflower Compact was written by the Plymouth Colonists as a law and order contract.
The Indians that showed the colonists at Plymouth how to plant corn were the Wampanoag.
Because the colonists had the help from the Indians who already knew how to survive in the region. For example they used dead fish as a fertilizer so their crops could grow, but who helped them, American Indians
They showed them how to grow different foods and crops, which allowed the Jamestown colonists to survive.