Tobacco was the most profitable commodity for Virginia colonists, driving growth and labor practices in the colony.
Tobacco was the most profitable commodity that the Virginia colonists were able to trade. Its cultivation boomed, leading to rapid growth of the colony and attracting settlers seeking land and profits. The labor-intensive nature of tobacco production sparked the use of indentured servants and later, slave labor to meet the high demands of the market.
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