How was life in the Tidewater different from life in the backcountry south?

The Tidewater region is life along the coast in the southern colonies, which means there were plantations (large farms). They grew cotton, sugar, and rice. ... Backcountry people believed that the colonial governments on the coast did not care about them.

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c. england

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