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Corn and wheat were the main cash crops of the?
Midwest
Who did not influence early North African civilizations?
china
What threatened the delicate balance of power between north and south in the late 1840s?
The acquisition of vast new territories from Mexico, and pressure from the Abolitionists to ban slavery from the whole of this region.
North American economies are based increasingly on?
technology industries
Why did the north fear influence of the south?
The south had more political power
Corn and wheat were the main cash crops of the?
Midwest
Is North Carolina in the Midwest?
North Carolina is in the Southeast.
Does Midwest has the most tornadoes?
Yes and no north in Midwest has barely any tornadoes but south has many tornadoes
What was the first large city to the north of atlanta on georgias railroad to the Midwest line?
Chattahoochee river is the first biggest large city to the north of Atlanta on Georgia's railroad to the Midwest line.
Which state is part of the US Midwest?
north dakota
What geographic region is Ohio in Southeast Midwest North East or Rocky Mountains?
Geographically, Ohio is located in the Midwest.
What was the main reason for the extensive irsh emigration to north America in the 1840s?
mass starvation
What part of the us is North Dakota located in?
It is located in the North Midwest. Bordered with Canada.
What is the Midwes?
The Midwest is a region and a region is things such as the Midwest, Southeast, and Northeast and a region {Midwest} contains states such as North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and more!
What is the least populated state in the Midwest region?
North Dakota
Why is Indiana in the Midwest?
Indiana is in the Midwest because it borders Michigan to the north, Ohio to the east, Kentucky to the south and southeast, and Illinois to the west.
In the winter where does the winds of the Midwest blow from the north across before they get to the Midwest?
During winter, the prevailing winds in the Midwest typically blow from the northwest across the Great Plains before reaching the Midwest. These winds can bring cold air and snow from the Canadian Arctic region, contributing to the winter weather conditions in the Midwest.
