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Was the colony of Virginia a southern colony?

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actually, it is. It is considered a southern colony due to its great agriculture. Unlike the North (New England) the south were not as good in the industries. So agriculture (Tobacco) was there greater of the two. Some consider it to be a middle but it is more south.

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