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Crops such as sugar and tobacco were New World discoveries for the European colonizers. What was the main reason they were valued?
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Crops such as sugar and tobacco were New World discoveries for the European colonizers. What was the main reason they were valued?

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The main reason they were valued was due to the fact that settlers could make profit off of the crops.

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