What is the most likely reason why Southern colonies had such different exports from those of New England?

A. New England colonists were not able to farm.

B. The colonies had different growing seasons.

C. New England colonies had limited access to waterways.

D. Southern colonies did not have a plantation system.

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Roy Weber

11 March, 21:20

What is the most likely reason why Southern colonies had such different exports from those of New England?

A. New England colonists were not able to farm.

B. The colonies had different growing seasons.

C. New England colonies had limited access to waterways.

D. Southern colonies did not have a plantation system.

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Alexis Dawson · Answer 1

One of the main reasons why Southern colonies had such different exports from those of New England was because " A. New England colonists were not able to farm," due to both a lack of farming land and an inadequate climate.

Kelsey Manning · Answer 2

B " The colonies had different growing seasons."