This was due to the fact that it was very hard for plantation owners to get new servants as most people wanted to work for themselves. The new world has so much land even poor people good buy their own land for very little. Because of the southern colonies great flat and fertile land it was ideal for farming...
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Because of the southern colonies great flat and fertile land it was ideal for farming. In the beginning of the seventeenth century, there were a great deal of small plantations in the south but by the mid- seventeenth century things had changed and large plantation owners now possessed the majority of the land...
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