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How was the sugar economy of the West Indies different from the tobacco economy of the Chesapeake?
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Map of west indies?
Mustique Mustique island in the west indies?
What is the national game of west indies?
Rugby is the national game of west indies
Capital of West Indies?
West Indies is a region, a collection of Caribbean islands which all have their own capital city. There used to be a West Indies Federation for a few years (in the sixties I think), with capital city Caquaramas.
What is the West Indies official language?
Algebrazee
Where Washington contracted smallpox?
West Indies
How did tobacco impact the colonies?
Tobacco was one of the main crops grown in the Virginia Colony, so they sent it all over the place, to England and the West Indies, to earn money. They would even send it to the New England Colonies up north! Hope this helps!
What are the 3 destination during the great migration?
Chesapeake Bay, West Indies, and Jamestown, Virginia
Who brought tobacco from the west indies?
je ne sais pas
What brought tobacco back from the west indies?
je ne sais pas
What is the West Indies social economy?
jizzjizz<3
What is the farm economy in the West Indian islands based on?
The farm economy in the West Indies is based primarily on sugar and cocoa. Over the years, the farm economy in the West Indies has shrunk, and the tourism industry as grown.
What year did Verrazano search for route to the Indies through the continent?
The year that Verrazano search for a route to the Indies through the continent was in 1525. The mistook Chesapeake Bay to be an opening through to the North American continent to China.
Why is tourism to the West indies?
Tourism is important to the West Indies because of the money it brings the economy. It also brings jobs to people that need them.
Who brought back tobacco from the west indies?
je ne sais pas
How did closing the markets in the British West Indies affect the US economy?
we had no stores
What crops made slavery popular in America?
Tobacco, Corn, Cotton. I would say Sugar but I think that was mostly in the West Indies.
Why did sugar became the chief crop of the west indies in the second half of the seventh century?
Sugar became the chief crop of the West Indies in the second half of the 17th century due to the expanding demand for sugar in Europe. The European demand for sugar drove the need for large-scale production, leading to planters in the West Indies shifting from other crops to sugar cultivation. The favorable climate and growing conditions in the West Indies also supported the successful cultivation of sugar cane on a large scale.
