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Maryland was founded to produce what?
Tobacco.
What year was the ATF founded in?
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms was founded in 1972.
What are the crops that were founded in the southern colonies?
Tobacco and Cotton
What year was The bereau of alcohol tobacco and firearms founded in?
1791
Was New York founded for freedom?
Yes all the colonies were founded for religious freedom. :) p.s. the person that wrote this answer never graduated from kindergarten. The real answer is: New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Delaware were founded for religious freedom. The southern colonies were founded to make money with tobacco, tobacco, and more tobacco. . .plus some cotton and indigo. And if it ever comes up: YOU CAN'T EAT TOBACCO. YOU CAN'T EAT COTTON. AND YOU CAN'T EAT INDIGO.
Where was Copenhagen snuff founded?
Its chewing tobacco (moist snuff)
How did New Hampshire earn money?
They mostly founded their lifestyle with agriculture. Considerably in tobacco and corn.
What crop saved the colony?
tobacco
What does henry bagley do in 1890?
Henry Bagley in 1890 was working in R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company that he had founded.
When Jamestown was founded did the demand for tobacco in England increase or decrease?
Jamestown was founded in 1607 with 104 men sent to make a profit for the investors who sent them. Tobacco didn't show up until John Rolfe introduced it to the colony in 1610. Without tobacco the colony would have probably failed, but tobacco saved it because demand was so high. Not only was it used as snuff, being smoked, and with pipes but Jamestown used it as currency. It was grown in any space that could be found including the streets.
How would you describe the colony of Maryland?
The colony of Maryland was founded as a safe haven for English Catholics. The economy of Maryland focused on tobacco.
What was Maryland known for in the 13 colonies?
Maryland was known for being founded as a haven for Catholics and for its system of large tobacco plantations worked by enslaved Africans.
