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Because that's were most of the wheat in the old days was produced
The 13 colonies were divided into three groups. They were called the Southern Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the New England Colonies.
The southern colonies where settled by the English, Scottish, enslaved workers, Indentured servant, and IrishThe largest religious group to settle in the Southern colonies was the Puritans. There were also a lot of Separatists that ended up in the South.
The five southern colonies are : Georgia, south Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland. Maryland and Virginia are also called Chesapeake colonies.
if ur in 5th grade at an elemantry school and you are using your social studies book look on page 241 where it says the breadbasket colonies
Backcountry
The Appalachian mountain range. In New Hampshire, the Appalachian Mountains are called White mountains.
No it is not true the region between the Appalachian mountains and Mississippi river is called the Northwest Ordinance.
They are called the Appalachian mountains.
The mountains near our community are called Appalachian mountains.
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the Appalachian MountainsThe mountain chain that runs from Maine to Georgia is called the Appalachian Mountains.
The pass through the Appalachian Mountains is called the Cumberland Gap.
The base of a mountain is called its foothill. It is the bottom part of the mountain where the slope begins to rise.
No. The Appalachian Mountains run down the eastern sea-board of the US, while the Rockey Mountains run down the country a little west of center (also called the Continental Divide).
yes <<<<wrong No, The Rocky Mountains are in Canada, The Appalachian Mountains are in New York silly. :D The Appalachian Mountains stretch from Alabama and Georgia in the south, through to Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland in Canada.
The Appalachian Mountains run almost diagonally across the state, extending from New York through West Virginia and Virginia. Note within the Appalachian range are several separate areas called by other names such as the Allegheny Mountains, The Pocono Mountains, and The Blue Ridge Mountains (which extend into Virginia).