Question

The middle colonies (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware) farmed all of the following crops EXCEPT what?
a)Oats b)Wheat
c)Tobacco d)Cotton

Answer 1

ANSWER:

The middle colonies (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware) farmed all of  crops EXCEPT Tobacco and Cotton.  

EXPLANATION:

    Because all of we know the middle colonies of USA is based mainly on farming. The middle colonies have fertile soil. That's why they produce major amount of wheat and oats. There are a lot of "large scale farming" in the "southern part" of the "Middle colonies" where the soil present there was more appropriate for farming and "more fertile" and the "climate was more suited" for farming.

   Middle colonies became known as “the breadbasket colonies”. Because There exists very rich soil and a pleasing climate for the growth of crops in the Middle colonies. Papermaking, textiles production, shipbuilding, and  logging were most important in the "Middle Colonies".

Answer 2

Tobacco and Cotton

Explanation:

• Middle colonies were much more suitable for farming because of its geographical conditions that provided fertile land with a suitable climate.
• Middle colonies called Breadbasket of the Colonies because they feed the entire colonies in America.
• The majority of the people of the Middle Colonies were the farmers who toil the land with his family members. Farmers grew crops like Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, and Rye.

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