How were subsistence crops different from cash crops in the Southern colonies?

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How were subsistence crops different from cash crops in the Southern colonies?

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Subsistence crops were mostly grown by poor families in the South.

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Cash crops we're Tobacco and cotton because the farmers would sell it such as cotton for clothes. And the subsistence crop the used such as corn and potato for food

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