Which good was not a significant part of the economy of royal georgia? A) indigo B) naval stores C) furs D) sugar

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Which good was not a significant part of the economy of royal georgia?

A) indigo
B) naval stores
C) furs
D) sugar

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B. Naval Stores that was not a significant part

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