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Moreover, the differences expanded exponentially because of the wealth cash crops brought to landowners who strived to create political and social standing in a new world. For example, South Carolina became the wealthiest colony in North America because of their cash crop, rice. Rich whites in South Carolina were richer than anywhere else in the colonies and this was mainly because of the labor of slaves. These cash crops fundamentally contributed to the economy and commerce of the colonies. With all this wealth, people gathered political and social standing. Everyone’s understood status in the colonies formed groups that intertwined. Free blacks formed family communities with other free blacks; while patron-client relationships involved almost
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