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why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony

why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony Colonist John Rolfe became first settler successfully grow (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco sent to Cultivating Tobacco, Jamestown, 1615 |

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why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony Colonist John Rolfe became first settler successfully grow (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco sent to Cultivating Tobacco, Jamestown, 1615 |

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why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony Colonist John Rolfe became first settler successfully grow (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco sent to Cultivating Tobacco, Jamestown, 1615 |

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why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony Colonist John Rolfe became first settler successfully grow (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco sent to Cultivating Tobacco, Jamestown, 1615 |

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why was tobacco so important to the jamestown colony Colonist John Rolfe became first settler successfully grow (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco sent to Cultivating Tobacco, Jamestown, 1615 |
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