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Southern Colonies: economy and slavery

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In the following questions, you will learn about the economy and the laborers of the Southern

Colonies.

The Southern Colonies made up the southern part of the Thirteen Colonies.

The two maps below give information about the land in the colonies. The first map shows soil

fertility,

or the quality of the soil. Soil that is more fertile is better for growing crops. The second map shows the length of the growing

season.

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The Southern Colonies had better soil for growing crops than New England. In addition, the growing season in the Southern Colonies was shorter than in either New England or the Middle Colonies.

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Southern Colonies: founding and government - Seventh grade SA6