Question 1 This chart shows the total amounts of tobacco imported by England in four different years.
Tobacco Imported by England
Year
Pounds of Tobacco
1622
60,000
1628
500,000
1639
1,500,000
1699
20,000,000
The information in this chart supports which situation in the British colonies?
A
New England colonies began growing tobacco to support the high demand.
B
Farming tobacco made the Jamestown colony an economic success.
С
Tobacco was an easy crop to grow in all of the British colonies
D
Southern colonies stopped farming tobacco because it was too labor intensive

d.

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explanation:

it was on the rise and doing very well and would continue to do well until the great depression from 1929-1939

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