The Mid-Atlantic colonies, particularly Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey, were considered the "breadbasket" of the colonies because of their fertile soil and favorable climate, which enabled the cultivation of a variety of grains, especially wheat. These colonies produced large surpluses of bread grains that were essential for both local consumption and export to other regions. The combination of agriculture, access to rivers for transportation, and a diverse farming economy made them a crucial source of food for the entire colonial population.
the middle Colonies
they had a lot of wheat
the colonie that was named the breadbasket of the colonies was the middle colonies
Because they had the most bread out of all of the colonies
They were growing food and wheat products. 90% of the people in the colonies were farmers.
No,Poland is considered the bread basket of Europe.
the middle Colonies
they had a lot of wheat
the colonie that was named the breadbasket of the colonies was the middle colonies
Because they had the most bread out of all of the colonies
Fertile land.
They were growing food and wheat products. 90% of the people in the colonies were farmers.
The middle colonies were called " bread basket" because they grew crops that were needed to make bread like wheat.
Because the Middle Colonies were the ones to make the most food.
yes ,because of all the wheat they grew they made bread there nickname was the bread basket the middle colonies had exellent soil
Because the liked yo eat baskets. Of bread.
it can be two things: 1......a basket you put bread in. 2......the part of the body between the bottom of the ribs. and probably the answer some social studies student is looking for. The area which produces a majority of the food for a country.