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What was the primary reason why settlers in the mid-to-late 1600s founded the southern colonies? A. To trade with the spanish B. To build fisheries near the ocean C. To enjoy the warmer climate D. To farm
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What was the primary reason why settlers in the mid-to-late 1600s founded the southern colonies? A. To trade with the spanish B. To build fisheries near the ocean C. To enjoy the warmer climate D. To farm the rich soil found there

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To farm the rich soil out there
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To farm the rich soil found there.

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