Rice and indigo were the staple crops grown on many Carolina plantations. What two staple crops were grown on other Southern plantations?

In addition to rice and indigo, two staple crops commonly grown on many Southern plantations were cotton and tobacco. Cotton became the dominant cash crop, especially after the invention of the cotton gin, while tobacco was a significant crop in the early colonial period, particularly in Virginia and North Carolina. Both crops played a crucial role in the economy and labor systems of the South.