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What was the chief staple crop of colonial South Carolina?
Indigo was the major cash crop, but rice and cotton were a close second.
Where in the US is indigo grown?
the south, i believeAnswerBefore the American Revolution, it was grown in the South Carolina colony and was the second most important export after rice. It comprised over one-third of all exports.
What is bluish dye that was a major cash crop in colonial South Carolina and Georgia?
Indigo
What state grew indigo?
Both South Carolina and Georgia.
What effects did the French and Indian war have on South Carolina?
another effect the war had on South Carolina was the expansion of the indigo trade.. the war affected South Carolina was that it halped cause the American revoulution.
Who was a famous planter from South Carolina who grew indigo?
Eliza Lucas Pinckney is a South Carolina planter who grew indigo. She developed indigo as one of its most important cash crops.
Why is indigo in carolina so important?
Indigo is a plant that dyes fabric blue. Eliza Lucas Pinckney developed indigo as an important cash crop for South Carolina starting in 1739.
What was the chief staple crop of colonial South Carolina?
Indigo was the major cash crop, but rice and cotton were a close second.
Where in the US is indigo grown?
the south, i believeAnswerBefore the American Revolution, it was grown in the South Carolina colony and was the second most important export after rice. It comprised over one-third of all exports.
In South Carolina became an important cash crop because of Elizabeth Lucas Pinckney.?
tobacco
Crop of South Carolina?
indigo or corn
Where did South Carolina sell their indigo to?
barbados
A plant raised to make dye in South Carolina?
"Indigo." and rice
What is the state color of South Carolina?
It is Indigo Blue.
What would you plant in South Carolina?
indigo, rice
What is bluish dye that was a major cash crop in colonial South Carolina and Georgia?
Indigo
How did the british navigation acts most affect the economy of South Carolina?
They encouraged South Carolina to plant indigo.
