Indigo was a valuable crop used

as a fuel source.

to feed livestock.

for making textiles.

for making blue dye.

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Gisselle Watts

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4 March, 10:46

Indigo was a valuable crop used

as a fuel source.

to feed livestock.

for making textiles.

for making blue dye.

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Alden Chambers · Answer 1

Alden Chambers 4 March, 10:49

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Answer: for making blue dye

Cohen Hatfield · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) for making blue dye.

Indigo was a valuable crop used for making blue dye.

In colonial America, specifically in South Carolina, in the 1740s, people started to grow Indigo in their plantations. It was a total success. The Indigo plant was not common in the Americas. So the blue-dye represented an expensive product that just rich families could buy.

Indigo was a valuable crop usedas a fuel source.to feed livestock.for making textiles.for making blue dye.

Indigo was a valuable crop used

as a fuel source.

to feed livestock.

for making textiles.

for making blue dye.