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Which region was mainly involved in producing tobacco and indigo? a. western frontier b. new england c. southern colonies d. middle colonies?
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Which region was mainly involved in producing tobacco and indigo?

a. western frontier
b. new england
c. southern colonies
d. middle colonies?

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c.southern colonies

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c. southern colonies

The English Southern colonies were prime for cash crop production to include indigo, tobacco, rice, sugar, and eventually cotton. This will be the center of plantations and large number of slave laborers.
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