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Why did wheat have an advantage on the Great Plains?
Wheat had an advantage on the Great Plains because it grew successively in the open fields. It was also considered a hardy crop that could last through many weather conditions, which is why it has been grown for millennia.
Great plains Has the industry generally expanded or shrunk recently?
grew
What kind of vegetation grew in the Great Plains before human settlement?
Corn, beans, squash
What are the Fertile Crescent crops?
I think that one crop in the Fertile Crescent is wheat.
What kind of food did people of the south east eat?
The great plains people ate a food called pemmican.Pemmican is berries, buffalo fat,and buffalo meat. They also at bison and ate more bufalo. Aslo they grew crops because they had alot of farmland.they grew wheat,rice and beans. :) THis is true if you don't belive me look on www.The people of the plains!!! <3 :)
What was one of the crops that Delaware grew?
They grew corn, rice, grains and wheat.
How did the great plains Indians get there food?
they grew their food on the land that they was living on and they hunted buffalo that attacked their village
What two crop were planted by the ancient Egyptians?
Barley & Wheat
Most harappans were who grew various crops?
Wheat
What percentage of the southern colonies grew wheat?
none
Where did Jimmy Carter grew up at?
plains ga.
What did the Athens grew on the surroundings plains for trade?
Athens grew wheat, barley, and olives on the surrounding plains for trade. These agricultural products were essential for sustaining the population and were also exported to other regions. Additionally, the cultivation of olives led to the production of olive oil, a highly valued commodity in ancient trade. This agricultural surplus supported Athens' economy and its role as a prominent trade hub in the Mediterranean.
