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What natural resources encouraged the develepment of industry in parts of the Midwest?
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What are some natural features in the Midwest?
whats 3 non-renewable resources in Midwest region
What geographical factors helped make the Midwest a center for trade?
warm climate, fertile soils, and variety of natural resources
In the winter where does the winds of the Midwest blow from the north across before they get to the Midwest?
midwest
How does sharing resources in a region make state interdependent?
since states in a region often share resources, they usually share an economy. This makes sense when you think that the economy is the way a region uses its resources to provide the things that people need.For example, agriculture,or farming, is very important in almost every state of the Midwest.
Is Kentucky a part of the Midwest?
Yes, it is most definitely a part of the Midwest.
What are the resources in Midwest?
The Midwest has abundant resources in coal, timber, and rich farmland. The soil in the Midwest is rich due to glacial deposits.
What are the natural resources of th Midwest?
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Which sector of the Midwest economy is the biggest?
industry
What are the natutral resources in the Midwest?
rich soil
What was the largest manufacturing industry in the Midwest?
Airplane manufacturing
Constitutional provision popular in the Midwest and south that encouraged lawbreaking and gangsterism in the big cities?
Prohibition
Why did the Midwest become a center of industry?
Because of oil maybe.
What type of industry does the Midwest have among the most productive in the world?
oil
What industry is responsible for time zones?
The farming industry in the US midwest, because the crops grow better in the daylight.
The presence of the Great Lakes and many rivers in the Midwest have?
provided transportation for industry.
New constitutional provision popular in the Midwest and south that encouraged lawbreaking and gangsterism in big cities?
18th amendment/prohibition
Why did the Midwest become an industrial center?
The Midwest became a industrial center, because of it's access to waterways, railroads, and natural resources.
