There was a high demand for ships during this time, and in the southern colonies, farmers and plantation workers ruled. The New England colonies were more inclined to export lumber for ships because they had poor soil and hilly, rocky land, leaving no room for agriculture, and had to make up for this by exporting goods and having bustling commercial centers (cities) since they had no cash crops.
The New England Colonies main export was fish because of their location to the Grand Banks. Also, the colonies were the source for tea imports coming from Britain.
they didnt bring enough lumber to build houses
The land they mostly grew cotton and tobacco and exported lumber.
The colonies exported and imported mainly with Europe, particularly England. They received(imported) English goods such as tea, paper, clothes, foods, and others. They sent(exported) their natural resources such as lumber, fish, and whale oil. Some colonies, depending on climate, exported crops such as wheat and corn. Cash crops, mainly grown in the Southern Colonies, were used for different reasons other than eating such as tobacco and indigo. The 13 colonies were interdependent on England economically.
Made of brick or lumber and had a central chimney. Often was very large on plantations
I'm not exactly sure, But i think it was important in the Middle Colonies.
We can export lumber to them
It was hoped that it would become a fishing empire and it had a mixed growth forest suitable for lumber export and shipbuilding.
suger
The South Carolina colony also exports indigo and wheat. I am not completely sure if this info is correct. There might be a more logical explination of Wikipedia. I have no knowlage of South Carolina's imports yet. I will answer later on with the imports.
Lumber,lumber and fishing
Japan is the largest export market for U.S. softwood lumber Canada and Spain are the second and third largest export markets, respectively.
lumber
Wood (lumber).
lumber
No, it is possible.
It exports fish and lumber!!