The Most Accurate Statement About Tobacco During the Seventeenth Century

Multiple Choice

The most accurate statement about tobacco during the seventeenth century is that it

A) was immediately encouraged by both King James I and the London Company.
B) grew on semicleared land, but required a lot of human labor.
C) sold so poorly that there was little interest in growing it.
D) was initially grown on large, well-manicured fields.