how did tobacco save the jamestown colony & Colonial American Economy The Project Gutenberg eBook of
The Project Gutenberg eBook of Tobacco in Colonial Virginia, by Melvin Herndon Tobacco cultivation for export to Britain was popular in George Washington's youth and had been one of Virginia's most valuable crops for over a century. At age six, Washington's family settled on Colonist John Rolfe became the first settler to successfully grow tobacco (also know as "brown gold") on a commercial scale in 1610. In 1614 the first shipment of tobacco was sent to Virginia Tobacco Jordan Family Tree A Brief History of Tobacco in the Americas World History Encyclopedia Tobacco and Staple Agriculture
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