Question

What do tobacco, cotton, and rice have in common?

They were all cash crops.
They were all subsistence crops.
They were all grown on small farms.
They were all grown in New England.

Answer 1

what you guess here about the answer...?

Answer 2

idk

Answer 3

A

Answer 4

Well are they grown to sell @callejero24

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Where are wheat and corn grown?

Answer 7

can you just give me the answer

Answer 8

No sorry D: What would answer do for you?

Just try :D
Look at the comment above i said

Answer 9

@callejero24 please have a look here for details...


http://www.landofthebrave.info/plantations.htm

Answer 10

this is bupellet

Answer 11

?? Just go to the link @paki gave you and it explains it all

Answer 12

It says in the link

"Plantations - Cash Crops
Tobacco, rice, cotton, sugar cane and indigo were valuable plants and grown as cash crops. Cash crops (as opposed to subsistence crops) were specialized crops that were grown by planters to be sold for profits and not used for personal use on the plantations. Planters had no trouble transporting their crops because of the many waterways in the Southern colonies that made it made it easy for ocean going ships to tie up at plantation docks."

Answer 13

So its cash crops like it says above due to the fact that they're grown to sell :D

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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Answer 16

A

Answer 17

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