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Why were the settlers unable or unwilling to plant crops

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The settlers were unable and unwilling to plant crops because it was too cold and too much work for an unskilled worker. Without these successful crops, the colonists survived by trading with the Native Americans.

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Cold

too much work for a unskilled worker

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