Why were colonists in South Carolina MOST interested in growing indigo?A) Indigo provided important nutrients.
B) It was used to make shirts and fabrics.
C) People around the world used it to make blue dye.
D) It had never been used before and was becoming popular.
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Answer:
C
going to phobia
Explanation:
because the pigmentation was so strong they used it to make dyes to have color variation.
Answer:
c) is the right answer .becz it is use for dye
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Explanation:
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it is that they were immigrants
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i learned that in 5th grade
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Songhai leader Sunni Ali conquered Mali and destroyed the city of Timbuktu.
B.
Leo Africanus was Songhai’s ambassador to Cairo, Egypt.
C.
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D.
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The correct answers are:
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D. During the reign of Askia Muhammad, the Songhai empire reached its greatest size.
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