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What was the first successful cash crop grown in the colonies?
tobacco
What cash crop was important to the Chesapeake colonies colonies?
tobacco
What was the chief cash corp of the Chesapeake colonies?
You mean cash crop, and it was Tobacco.
What the chief cash crop pf the Chesapeake colonies?
Tobacco
What was the middle colonies economy based on?
It was based on cash crop farming.=] =) ;)
First cash crop of the English colonies?
Tobacco
What cash crop was important to early English colonies why?
corn because it had seeds on it.
What was the main cash crop grown by the English settlers and the southern colonies?
tobacco
What was the first cash crop in North America?
Tobacco was the first cash crop in the English Colonies in America. The first to grow tobacco was John Rolfe of Jamestown. He brought tobacco seeds he had acquired in Trinidad . By 1612, he had harvested his initial crop to be exported to Europe.
What was the first successful cash crop grown in the colonies?
tobacco
Cash crop list several for southern colonies?
The cash crop list from several southern colonies included rice, corn, tea and coffee. However, tobacco was the main cash crop in most colonies.
What cash crop was imported to the early English colony?
Tea was imported to the colonies. The colonies exported tobacco, lumber, and sugar.
What cash crop did the first British colony begin to raise?
The first cash crop in the British colonies was Tabacco which had rapidly grown popular in Europe which was their main/only trade route.
What cash crop was important to the Chesapeake colonies colonies?
tobacco
What was NOT a cash crop for the Southern Colonies?
grass
What was the main cash crop of the colonies?
tobacco
Which settlement was best known for cash crop farmers?
Jamestown, Virginia, was best known for its cash crop farmers, particularly those who farmed tobacco. Jamestown was one of the first successful English settlements in America and played a significant role in the development of the tobacco industry in the colonies.
