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COLONIAL REGIONS ADVANCED
Rice production would be a great business opportunity for the Southern
regions. It would benefit the Southern people, like in Virginia, Louisiana,
North and South Carolina, Mississippi, and Texas. The needed resources and
labor available are rich soil, tobacco, rice, cotton, and indentured servants.
The region best suited for this is the Southern colonies, and geography plays
a role in my selection by the fertile soil in the Southern regions. All of this
was in 1730, when the Southern people were great at harvesting and planting
rice. This region matches perfectly with rice production because in the
Southern areas, there was a lot of fertile soil, which was suitable for farming
and harvesting cash crops. So, they obliged the slaves to work there and
produce rice in the colonial farms.
Furthermore, trade is an ideal business opportunity for the New England
colonies. The people living in New England regions would be the ones who
benefit from trading the most. They had access to the ocean easily and ships
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