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Delaware was a middle colony and had rich soil so they had "cash" crops. They grew corn, wheat, beef, pork. They had large farms and had manufacturing jobs in glass, textiles and paper. Shipyards provided jobs and ships. In 1770 they could produce 400 ships a year.
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What is the definition of plantation colony?
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Maybe cotton,
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they sold their crops and sold things they made.
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tobacco
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wheat and corn
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