What is a cash crop?
(1 point)
Responses
A crop grown so that it can be sold for a profit
A crop grown so that it can be sold for a profit
A large-scale farm operation
A large-scale farm operation
Crops grown only for survival
Crops grown only for survival
Crops grown to be traded with the Native American
Crops grown to be traded with the Native American
A crop grown so that it can be sold for a profit
Which of these was NOT a cash crop during the colonial period in Georgia?
(1 point)
Responses
Rice
Rice
Indigo
Indigo
Silk
Silk
Cotton
Which of the following were challenges that the Georgia colonists had to adapt to (you should choose two):
(2 points)
Responses
Heat
Heat
Insects like mosquitoes
Insects like mosquitoes
Lack of access to water
Lack of access to water
Blizzards
Blizzards
Insects like mosquitoes and Lack of access to water
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The correct answers are "Insects like mosquitoes" and "Lack of access to water." These were the challenges that the Georgia colonists had to adapt to.
The correct answer is: A crop grown so that it can be sold for a profit.
To arrive at this answer, you can break down the term "cash crop" into its individual words. "Cash" refers to money, and "crop" refers to a plant that is cultivated for food, fiber, or other purposes. By combining these words, we can deduce that a cash crop is a type of crop that is grown specifically for the purpose of selling it in exchange for money. Cash crops are usually mass-produced on a large scale to maximize profits, rather than being grown solely for personal consumption or survival.