Diplomacy
-In the colonial era, the Southern colonies built little infrastructure, such as roads or canals, for which of the following reasons?

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The Southern colonies were more connected to England than each other; therefore, there was little interest in building roads and other infrastructure. Some plantations had their own docks so that ships from England could pull right up to the planation. Since the plantations were essentially self-sustaining corporations, they had no reason to improve transportation in their region.

Diplomacy -In the Colonial Era, the Southern Colonies Built Little Infrastructure