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Was there a high demand for slave labor in the south?
There was a high demand for slave labor in the south because the southern colonies had warm climate and fertile soil which made farming it's main economy.There were longer growing seasons which made more plants and crops to be grown.This meant more slaves to work on plantations for people.
Why was there high demand for slave labor in the Carolina's?
growing rice required much labor,so the demand for slaves increased.
What were the three names of the English colonies that were divided into three regions?
new england(top), central(middle), and southern(bottom) I think...
Which of these was in high demand as slavery became an exclusively Southern institution and farms grew in size?
labor
Why do you think North Carolina was the only southern colony to export lumber?
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.
