Why were tobacco and rice plantation located on or near rivers

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Pollux · Answer 1 · 2021-10-17T14:42:07+0000

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these areas were part of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, which provided flat land and fertile soil for growing crops. Another reason is that river barges could carry crops downstream to port cities on the coast.

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