Which crops were grown in the Upper South?Multiple choice question.cotton, sugar, rice, and wheattobacco, hemp, corn, and wheattobacco, hemp, corn, and sugarwheat, corn, rice, and sugar

Which two cash crops introduced in the lower South before 1750 led to a higher population of slaves in that region?Group of answer choicescotton and tobaccorice and indigocorn and flaxsugar cane and wheat

5. Which of the following crops was significant to the early growth of the North American colonies in the 1600s? (a) tobacco (b) cotton (c) paddy (d) wheat Ans:______

The Southern coast was ideal for growing sugarcane and rice because of its A:A. rivers and mountains.B:B. forests and flat plains.C:C. woodlands and hills.D:D. swamps and marshes.

All of the following are plantation crops EXCEPT–Group of answer choicescoffee.wheat.cotton.tea.sugarcane.

Which region of North America had the most productive agricultural soils, producing cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and indigo?Group of answer choicesthe Middle Coloniesthe Southern Coloniesthe Northern Colonies