Tobacco was a major cash crop grown in warm, fertile soil in the southern colonies. Farmers would plant, water, and harvest the tobacco leaves, which were then used to make cigarettes and other tobacco products. Rice was also grown widely in the southern colonies, with farmers planting seeds, watering until harvest, then drying the rice. Rice was consumed or sold domestically and internationally, while tobacco provided income through export and domestic sales of cigarettes.

1. Cash Crops From The Thirteen Colonies BY: Tauland Kaca And Kacie Luo

2. In Which Colonies Was Tobacco Grown? Southern colonies In a warm climate Rich soil

3. How Was Tobacco Grown? The farmers planted the seeds into the soil They watered the seeds every day until it was fully grown After the tobacco was fully grown farmers plowed it up and take the leaves off Then they turn it in to cigarettes or other drug

4. How Tobacco Was Used? It was turned into drugs Sailed or shipped to other places Used to make cigarettes

5. Rice

6. In Which Colonies Were Rice Grown ? Southern colonies Warm climate Rich soil

7. How was rice grown? Plant seed in the soil Water seed until fully grown Picked up Then dried

8. What Was Rice Used For ? It was eaten either boiled or fried To make boiled soup Made money shipping it to different countries or different places in the thirteen colonies

9. Glossary Plow :Take out of the soil Cigarettes: Drugs that people inhale