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Why could farming in the Middle Colonies be so intensive? A) Lots of competitors for profits. B) Too many demands from Europe. C). Strictly regulated by the colonial government.…

Why could farming in the Middle Colonies be so intensive? A) Lots of competitors for profits. B) Too many demands from Europe. C). Strictly regulated by the colonial government.…
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Why could farming in the Middle Colonies be so intensive?

A) Lots of competitors for profits.
B) Too many demands from Europe.
C). Strictly regulated by the colonial government.
D). The one major crop was wheat.

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User Kwaw Annor
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Pretty sure its A

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Olleolleolle
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the answer is actually D.

Wheat, the main product, gave the name "Bread Colonies" to this area.

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User Ronald Meijboom
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