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Why was tobacco important to Maryland?
Tobacco was a major source of economy, it great easy and survived harsh conditions. It was essentially a cash crop. It was the reason England wanted the Americans colonies so much.
Is New Jersey a tobacco colony?
I don't believe so the tobacco colonies were farther down south like in Virginia
Why were the original English colonies established?
There was a new wave of colonies founded after 1660 because New England had been so successful with its tobacco industry so the colonists wanted to expand their land so that they could plant more tobacco.
Why was tobacco so important to Jamestown?
Tobacco was extremely important to Jamestown because it sold the best profit. It was very popular, and when England bought it from the colonies for a low price, England then sold it to the rest of Europe for an even higher price, making it the wealthiest country back then. But it also wasn't fair because the colonies were being cheated in a way from their mother country who sold the crop that they discovered for a really high price in Europe. So they weren't making enough money because of England! Sorry off topic, so tobacco made their mother country rich, rich, rich....:)
How did reliance on plantation agriculture affect the southern colonies?
The south was growing food and tobacco so they had lots of agriculture. Virginia = John Rolfe & perfect tobacco = PROFIT $$$ = TOBACCO Carolinas = help barbados with food = rice + indigo
Why was finding tobacco so important?
why was finding tobacco so important
What were the crops in the chesapeake colonies?
Since the climate of the chesapeake colonies was so much like that of the middle colonies they had very good soil in the chesapeake colonies. Deciding to grow a lot of tobacco. Tobacco was the main crop though there was some shipbuilding and shipping to ship the tobacco to the other colonies and back to England.
Why was tobacco important to Maryland?
Tobacco was a major source of economy, it great easy and survived harsh conditions. It was essentially a cash crop. It was the reason England wanted the Americans colonies so much.
Is New Jersey a tobacco colony?
I don't believe so the tobacco colonies were farther down south like in Virginia
Why were the original English colonies established?
There was a new wave of colonies founded after 1660 because New England had been so successful with its tobacco industry so the colonists wanted to expand their land so that they could plant more tobacco.
How were the middle colonies different from the England colonies?
They WERE English, so no difference.
Why is the parliament building so important?
Because the English went all over the world and spread their government ways to their colonies
Why was there an English governor present in some of the colonies?
The colonies were subject to he English crown so the crown appointed Governors as the King's representatives in the colonies
If you produced tobacco in one of the southern colonies in the late Colonial Era could you have say so in your colonial government?
Only the southern states produced tobacco.
How did South Carolina colonies talk in 1700s?
When the colonies were first founded, the settlers were English, so they talked with an English accent.
What did Virginia colonies want?
The colonies wanted slave so they could get rich by planting tobacco, they also wanted gold so the could be rich or in other words they wanted money.Randomdude172
What was the key feature of the 1723 Act of Maryland?
The "discovery" of tobacco turned it into a cash crop for the colonies. It was a valuable luxury commodity. So much so that in the 1723 Act Of Maryland, tobacco was made a legal currency.
