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What examples from the text show that colonists adapted their local economy to the environment in which they lived?
Colonists adapted their local economy to their environment by engaging in agriculture suited to the regional climate and soil conditions, such as tobacco cultivation in Virginia and rice farming in South Carolina. They also utilized local resources, like fishing and lumber, to develop trade networks. Additionally, many colonists relied on Native American knowledge to enhance their farming techniques and to understand the local ecosystem, further integrating their economic practices with the environment.
Why was the economy of the southern colonies so dependent on large plantations when most of colonists lived and worked on small farms?
The economy of the southern colonies was so dependent because they believed in helping eachother out.
What is an example of how the first Americans adapted to their resources?
the native Americans helped them survive and use resources
Which is the MOST accurate example of how Eskimos who lived in the northwest of northern America adapted to their environment?
Eskimos made seal skin outer garments.
Which is most accurate example of how eskimos who lived in the northwest of northern America adapted to their environment?
Eskimos made seal skin outer garments.
What percent of colonists lived in towns or cities?
what percent of the colonists lived in towns or cities in the 1700s
Where did most southern colonists lived on what in the back country?
Some lived on plantations.
What is true about most colonists Americans?
They lived on farms
What did the colonists that lived in the colony of Virginia drink?
They drunk water
How are starfish adapted to ocean life?
Starfish live in the ocean and are very well adapted to it. They have lived there a long time.
How have the people who lived by mount fuji adapted?
they build stronger homes
How were colonists able to support local businesses and communicate easily in New England?
Colonists were able to support local businesses and communicate easily in New England because they lived close to each other.
