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What is one similarity between plantations and small farms?
Small, family farms grew a large variety of crops for their own use and for sale. Plantations were large farms that usually grew only one specific crop for the marketplace.
Large farms that used slave labor for its crops?
Plantations
What are large farms where cash crops such as tobacco and rice were grown?
Plantations.
What were farms used in the south to grow large quantities of cash crops called?
Plantations.
Do all farms raise several kinds of crops and animals?
No. Such farms are becoming few and far between, and are more often small hobby farms rather than large "commercial" farms.
How early people in Texas obtain food?
They hunted large and small animals, and planted crops. Hope that helps :)
What was the main difference between the crops grown in the north and the crops grown in the south in 1860?
Prior to the Civil War, most northern farms were relatively small and produced grain crops such as wheat and barley. In contrast, there were many more large farms in the south which produced crops such as tobacco, rice and primarily cotton.
Why the south need slaves?
Because they had large farms and needed workers to work and collect the crops with no or little pay
What are the main crops of London?
London is the largest European city. There are no farms in London and no crops are grown on a large scale. The only "crops" would be those produced by gardeners in their own gardens or allotments.
Large farms that raise a single crop for money are called?
Hacienda (Spanish - Mexican word) - large estate or plantation A plantation is used to grow crops for selling
What is the name given to large farms that grow cash crops?
Truck farm is the name given to a large farm that grows cash crops. A cash crop is an agricultural crop which is grown for sale to return a profit. rather than for the farmer's own use.
What cash crops grown on southern plantations what crops were grown on smaller independent farms?
On southern plantations, cash crops primarily included cotton, tobacco, sugarcane, and rice, which were cultivated for export and profit. In contrast, smaller independent farms typically focused on subsistence agriculture, growing a variety of crops such as corn, wheat, and vegetables to support their families. These farms might also produce some cash crops, but on a much smaller scale compared to large plantations. The agricultural practices reflected both economic goals and the scale of farming operations.
