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How did the geography of the southern colonies affect the kinds of crops that were grown there
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How did the geography of the southern colonies affect the kinds of crops that were grown there

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Southern colonies had a long growing season, warm climate, and fertile soil, this allowed plantations to be built to grow cash crops like indigo, rice, and tobacco
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