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Where were plantations usually built?
along rivers
How where plantations in the southern colonies different from small farms?
northern farms were mainly family farms southern farms more like plantations where based on a slave economy
The earliest villages usually had about?
150 to 200 peoples
How was the climate in the southern colonies?
The southern colonies were the warmest of all. Crops could be grown throughout the year. The climate was perfect for plantations.
Huge farms in the Southeast were called?
Plantations, which were common in the American South and in the Caribbean. Features of these large agricultural concerns were the use of African Slave labor, monoculture (the growing of only one crop usually sold for cash, Cotton primarily in the South but also rice in the South Carolina Low Country, and of course sugar in the Caribbean) and the use of overseers and managers. The owners were usually absentee (living elsewhere) especially in the Caribbean.
