D. Tobacco, rice and indigo served as the major staple crops.
These three things were the main exports in the southern colonies during the 17th century. Especially tobacco, it made a ton of profit. :)
The zhou adopted much of the (shang) culture
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C the raw materials used to manufacture the product becomes cheaper
