4. Tobacco did NOT continue as a 'profitable crop' for Caribbean settlers because of the (a) high cost of shipping and insurance (b) increased competition from Virginia (c) destruction of plantations by the Kalinagos (d) spoilage of tobacco on the longer transatlantic voyage

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Question
4. Tobacco did NOT continue as a 'profitable crop' for Caribbean settlers
because of the
(a) high cost of shipping and insurance
(b) increased competition from Virginia
(c) destruction of plantations by the Kalinagos
(d) spoilage of tobacco on the longer transatlantic voyage
Answer

(b) increased competition from Virginia.

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During the early years of the Caribbean colonies, tobacco was a profitable crop. However, the profitability of tobacco declined due to increased competition from Virginia...
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