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Climate, soil, and Natural Resources were all ideal reasons for middle colonies to grow crops. This drastically increase the ability to grow crops and cultivate them.
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How did the middle and southern colonies differ?
a good climate and fertile land meant the colonists could grow a large quantity of staple crops unlike colonists in New England, some slaves worked in the the middle colonies but not as many as in the south indentured servants did more of the labor
Were the farms in middle colonies as large as the farms in southern colonies?
The Middle Colonies had farms but not plantations. Southern Colonies had plantations and farms. (The plantations were bigger than the farms.)
Are the middle colonies good for farming?
because the middle colonies had rich land for faming and many large rivers for transportation.
How were the Southern colonies self-sufficient?
The Southern colonies were self-sufficient primarily through their agricultural practices. They relied heavily on cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and indigo, which they exported to other colonies and Europe. They also had large plantations with enslaved laborers, which enabled them to produce significant quantities of these cash crops and maintain their economic independence.
Which Colonies would most likely have had cash crops in large plantation?
Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina and Georgia were reliant on cash crops.
Why were the middle colonies able to large quantities of crops?
The middle colonies were able to grow large quantities because there fertile soil and milder climate
Why were the middle colonies able to grow large quantities of. crops?
The middle colonies were able to grow large quantities because there fertile soil and milder climate
Why were the middle colonies able to grow quantities of crops?
The middle colonies were able to grow large quantities because there fertile soil and milder climate
What were two large crops produced in the Southern Colonies?
To large crops produced in the Southern Colonies were rice and tobacco. Other crops that were produced in the Southern Colonies were cotton, indigo, and sugar.
Why were the Middle Colonies known as the breadbasket?
The middle Colonies were known as the "Breadbasket Colonies" because of their large exports of grains to other colonies and Europe.
How did geography affect economic development of the three colonial regions?
The southeastern coast had a temperate climate which was a good economy for the plantations and crops. The North had industries for shipping and trading with Europe. The middle colonies had a large variety of land that allowed the growth of crops that did not fare well in the southeast.
What were farms used in the south to grow large quantities of cash crops called?
Plantations.
How did the middle and southern colonies differ?
a good climate and fertile land meant the colonists could grow a large quantity of staple crops unlike colonists in New England, some slaves worked in the the middle colonies but not as many as in the south indentured servants did more of the labor
What crop need large quantities of water?
Rice is a crop that requires large quantities of water for cultivation. The field needs to be flooded during certain stages of growth to facilitate the production of rice. Other water-intensive crops include sugarcane and cotton.
How did the middle southern colonies differ?
a good climate and fertile land meant the colonists could grow a large quantity of staple crops unlike colonists in New England, some slaves worked in the the middle colonies but not as many as in the south indentured servants did more of the labor
How did the large cash crops that were grown in the Middle Colonies affect the development of the region's cities?
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Why was shipping become so important in the middle colonies?
It was the only way to get large quantities of goods from one place to another.
