The South was a great place for growing certain crops that could not grow in the North because its climate had A:A. long, cold winters and short, rainy summers.B:B. warm, sunny winters and stormy summers.C:C. mild winters and long, hot, humid summers.D:D. very harsh winters and comfortable summers.

1.  Crops grow better in climates than in tropical climates.    Q2.  A warm climate is for growing tropical crops.    Q3.  To determine whether a country is a more developed country, we have to look at its average per capita income.    Q4.  People in cities more electricity than those in countryside.

How did the physical geography of the South influence economic activity in the region?

The Southern coast was ideal for growing sugarcane and rice because of its A:A. rivers and mountains.B:B. forests and flat plains.C:C. woodlands and hills.D:D. swamps and marshes.

How is the climate of southern Alberta suited for growing grains?A) the short, hot dry growing season is ideal for grassesB) the long, humid growing season is ideal for grassesC) the long, hot dry growing season is ideal for grassesD) the short, humid growing season is ideal for grasses

What was one reason people moved out to the suburbs in the Sunbelt?A.It had access to mountain ranges.B.It had a warm climate.C.It had a cold climate.D.It had good farmland.