11. In what way did the factors listed in the box affect the economic development of the southern colonies? Many in the southern
colonies labored as sharecroppers. A system of plantations developed in the southern colonies. The southern colonies became home to large cattle ranches. Small family-owned farms characterized the southern colonies.
The correct answer is "A system of plantations developed in the southern colonies."
Although you forgot to include the bow with the information, we can say the following.
The way in which the factors listed in the box affected the economic development of the southern colonies was "A system of plantations developed in the southern colonies."
The factors listed in the box were: Large amounts of flat land, rich soil, and long summers and mild winters.
This system of plantations was the base and foundation of the southern economy that needed slaves to grow the kinds of crops needed to export them to Europe and to trade with other colonies. That is why southerners supported slavery.
A serf is an agricultural laborer bound to the land of the nobility they work for (part of feudalism). It has been used throughout many civilizations up until about the 20th century.
The food sources of Native Americans of the North and Northwest differed from that of Natives that lived in the West and Southwest due to the impact of climate which determined the types of food that were available. People in the North and Northwest did not farm. Irrigation allowed the people in the west to farm in dry areas.
a. A newspaper reporter who covered the Reagan presidency.
I believe a newspaper would be the most reliable source of information, because newspaper reporters tend to be subjected to higher standard of journalism. Even though it's true that bias would still exist depending on the journalist who wrote the coverages, they are the most trusted sources compared to other people in the options above.
