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Levart [38]
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Identify the goods produced in colonial Georgia and explain how these goods contributed to mercantilism. plzz help i will give b

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Naddik [55]3 years ago
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HEY THERE!!

QUESTION:- Identify the goods produced in colonial Georgia !!

ANSWER:- Georgia produced Rice, cotton and indigo . these goods helped to make own market in great Britain.

HOPE IT HELPS YOU.
fredd [130]3 years ago
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Hi JamesMartin423,

Your Question:

Identify the goods produced in colonial Georgia and explain how these goods contributed to mercantilism.

Answer/Explanation:

Georgia produced indigo, rice, cotton, pine, and animal skins. These good contributed to mercatilism was by givingall the colinies and Great Britain a complete market of their own goods.

Hope This Helps!

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