They cultivated the many lands to plant tobacco and shipped out around 1.5 million pounds of tobacco by the 1630s. Because of the enormous production of tobacco, it depressed price but the Chesapeake growers continued to plant more and bring more product to the market. Not only did the profit hungry men plant tobacco, they were also into gold mining...
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Not only did the profit hungry men plant tobacco, they were also into gold mining. "There was no talks? but dig gold, wash gold, refine gold, load gold?," stated in document F. Searching for gold meant money and being able to pay for indentured servants and even slaves. Most indentured servants had it hard at the Chesapeake settlements...
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Chesapeake Vs. Massachusetts The settlers here were too busy trying to attain financial success, and were separated by vast plantations, which kept them away from unity and collaboration with each other...	2 / 316
Differences In Chesapeake And New England Colonies This difference in economies was another reason that the two societies were so different. The settlers in the New England region had come to the New World primarily for religious reasons...	2 / 453
D.B.Q Slave trade relied fully on the tobacco plantation owners because that is where they got the best profit. In addition, the tobacco financed the import of indentured servants; they would go to work the tobacco fields, increasing the production even more...	2 / 458
Chesapeake and New England New England was north of the Chesapeake, and included Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth, Rhode Island, Connecticut. The New Englanders were seeking freedoms of religion...	1 / 172