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chief exports were rice indigo tobacco and later cotton

chief exports were rice indigo tobacco and later cotton In 1739, sixteen-year-old Eliza Lucas was left in charge of her family's South Carolina plantations. She decided to grow indigo. This plant made a valuable blue dye for British cloth. Her first Before sugar, indigo was Louisiana's

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chief exports were rice indigo tobacco and later cotton In 1739, sixteen-year-old Eliza Lucas was left in charge of her family's South Carolina plantations. She decided to grow indigo. This plant made a valuable blue dye for British cloth. Her first Before sugar, indigo was Louisiana's

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chief exports were rice indigo tobacco and later cotton In 1739, sixteen-year-old Eliza Lucas was left in charge of her family's South Carolina plantations. She decided to grow indigo. This plant made a valuable blue dye for British cloth. Her first Before sugar, indigo was Louisiana's

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chief exports were rice indigo tobacco and later cotton In 1739, sixteen-year-old Eliza Lucas was left in charge of her family's South Carolina plantations. She decided to grow indigo. This plant made a valuable blue dye for British cloth. Her first Before sugar, indigo was Louisiana's
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