Virginia has a good climate for growing tobacco. This affects its history in the sense that they begin to rely on tobacco as an economy, and, historically, they are known for growing tobacco. It affects their culture in the sense that it affects their beliefs. Since tobacco is hard to grow, they began to have slaves grow it for them, thus they developed a belief that Africans are inferior to justify this behavior. It had a lot of animals, otherwise known as meat. The meat affected their history in the sense that it gave them a food surplus. Because of this surplus, they could develop other parts of their culture (like business skills to help them in the slave trade, which definitely counts a s a historical event). It affected them in a cultural way in the sense that it helped them develop different sorts of cuisine. There was cotton in Virginia. This affected them in a historical way because they became historically famous for the growth of their cotton, and notorious for the way they used to use slaves to pick the cotton, instead of doing it themselves. It affected their culture in two ways: traditional dress, because obviously if you have cotton you will wear it a lot, and beliefs (see above about tobacco). Virginia is near water, which affects them in a historical way because it protects them from war from other countries, and war is usually a large historical event. It affects them in a cultural sense because it gives them fish, which goes under the category of cuisine.
Virginia has a good climate for growing tobacco. This affects its history in the sense that they begin to rely on tobacco as an economy, and, historically, they are known for growing tobacco. It affects their culture in the sense that it affects their beliefs. Since tobacco is hard to grow, they began to have slaves grow it for them, thus they developed a belief that Africans are inferior to justify this behavior. It had a lot of animals, otherwise known as meat.
