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Yes, South Carolina did export silk in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The state's climate and agricultural conditions were conducive to sericulture, the production of silk from silkworms. Although silk production never became a major industry, it was part of the state's diverse agricultural output during that period. Efforts to promote silk cultivation were made, particularly among plantation owners, but it ultimately did not achieve significant economic impact.
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What was the export of the South Carolina colony?
rice
What was the main export of the colony of South Carolina?
rice
Staple export of south carolina after 1690?
rice
What is one major export in South Carolina?
Tobacco
What was the main export of the South Carolina colony?
rice
What was main export of the colony of South Carolina?
rice
What was the main export of the colony South Carolina?
rice
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Which of the following was an export from the Greece during theclassical era Silk or olives?
Olives. The Greeks didn't export silk. Silk came from Asia.
Was the Silk Road an inexpensive way to export products?
False, the silk road was a expensive way to export chinese products
Was the silk road was inexpensive way to export Chinese products?
False, the silk road was a expensive way to export chinese products
What was Han China's most important export?
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