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In the 1800s, crops struggled to grow in the northern United States primarily due to the region's shorter growing season and colder climate compared to the southern states. The harsh winters and cooler temperatures limited the variety of crops that could be cultivated. Additionally, the soil in many northern areas was less fertile for certain types of agriculture, making it challenging for farmers to achieve successful yields. These factors collectively hindered agricultural productivity in the northern regions during that time.
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What kind of crops did the Ute native American Indian tribe grow?
what kind of crops did ponca tribe grow
Why did the south not have as much industrialization as the north?
The southern economy was based on agriculture and the plantation system. The north was forced to go to industry because they didn't have the fertile flat land to grow vast acres of crops. The southern states also had crops that they could grow easily and sell to Europe. Cotton, tobacco,rice, indigo all require hot weather that is found in the south.
What crops did they not grow in America in the 1700s that they grow now?
Rice and Potatoes. Google "Columbian Exchange" for more information about the transport of other crops, plants, and pathogens across the Atlantic.
What crops did they grow in Jamestown in the 1600's?
the crops were tobacco wheat corn and timber also some fish
Which of these scenarios is most similar to the plantation economies that developed in European colonies in the Americas?
Farmer using labor that is unpaid to help grow crops
Why do crops not grow in the far north of Europe?
its to cold
What crops do peole grow in North Korea?
food
Why do crops not grow in the far north in Europe?
its to cold
How did the climate affect the rise and decline of native peoples?
They lived in agricultural societys so if it was to hot or cold or they simply didnt have enough rain crops couldnt grow.
Could a seed grow in sugar?
no it couldnt
What crops did they grow in the North Carolina colony in 1650?
mostly rice and tobacco
What crops did both mesoamericans and the people in the North Americans southwest grow?
tobacco
What do the farmers grow and why do they grow crops in the North Italian Plain in Italy?
They grow wheat, rice, fruits and some other stuff...
How was North America changed with their environment?
They have learned how to grow better crops and have a better lifestyle.
What is the best season to grow crops in north Carolina?
spring or summer, never winter>_<
What crops grow in North America?
Many different crops grow in North America such as wheat, tobacco, cotton, corn, potatoes, peaches, cherries, apples, grapes, squash, peppers, pumpkins, and many others.
Why are China's crops grown in the north?
China's crops are grown in the north because of the Chang Jiang (Yangtze River) and the Huang He (Yellow River). They provide rich and fertile soil to grow on.
