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What do tobacco, cotton, and rice have in common? They were all cash crops. They were all subsistence crops. They were all grown on small farms. They were all grown in New Engla…

What do tobacco, cotton, and rice have in common? They were all cash crops. They were all subsistence crops. They were all grown on small farms. They were all grown in New Engla…
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What do tobacco, cotton, and rice have in common? They were all cash crops. They were all subsistence crops. They were all grown on small farms. They were all grown in New England.

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They were all cash crops i just did the test and got it right.

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"They were all cash crops" is the option that  tobacco, cotton, and rice have in common because they were mainly exported. They were grown in the South. 
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