Answer:
The cultivation and commercialization of crops in the first Americas had strong economic and cultural effects, many of which remain today.
Explanation:
The cultivation and commercialization of crops in the first American colonies was extremely important to establish the local trade, the economy of the colony and even to establish cultural concepts, which many are maintained today.
As an example of the effect of the commercialization and cultivation of crops, we can mention the economic importance that tobacco crops had in the Anglo-American colonies, generating a very well-established trade and strengthening the local economy. We can also mention the sugarcane crops in the South American colonies, which established cultural principles that can be seen in some places today.
