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The Southern Colonies were one of the most fertile parts of the country. The vegetation included tobacco and cotton. There were also natural greens that grew.

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What kind of water did the southern colonies have?

Southern water, of course!


How and why did the southern colonies grow-?

The Southern Colonies had a warm and damp climate, that meant growing plants easy.


What kind of work were in the southern colonies?

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lime disease. And flu.


What kind of transportation was used in the southern colonies?

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What are the Three regions of colonies?

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What kind of government did the Southern Colonies have in the 1600's?

a Royal colony, that's what my teacher said?


What kind of crops did the southern colonies rely on?

Indigo, Wheat, and Corn. Those are some of them but not all of them.