Help! 50 pts. How did the settlers from Barbados help South Carolina develop economically?

They moved to create more sugarcane plantations, which increased the wealth of the colony.
They had already gained much experience in creating a successful, prosperous colony.
They had developed gold mines in Barbados, which brought Britian great wealth.
They had extensive knowledge of the cultivation of wheat and other grains.

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Barbadian settlers brought the plantation model to the Carolina colony, and reliance on African enslaved labor. ... The development of a plantation economy and African slavery in Carolina began before English colonists even settled Charles Town in 1670.

British planters settled Barbados in 1625, imported African slaves and grew cotton, tobacco, indigo and sugar cane, the crop that made them rich. ... From Carolina, they would send timber and salt meat to Barbados.

Southern Colonists often had wild game, fish, raised animals, rice, fruits, vegetables, bread to eat and water to drink. Children in the Southern Colonies were taught manners, reading, writing, and prayers. They usually were taught by their parents until the age of twelve or thirteen.

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