Southern Agriculture

Welcome to the "Southern Agriculture" category on Questions LLC! If you have a passion for the rich heritage and unique agricultural practices of the southern region of the United States, then you've come to the right place. This category is dedicated to exploring the various aspects of Southern agriculture, including crops, livestock, farming techniques, and the challenges and innovations specific to this distinct region. Whether you're a seasoned farmer, an aspiring agriculturalist, or simply curious about the vast agricultural landscape of the South, we invite you to explore and contribute to the wealth of knowledge in this category. Ask questions, share your expertise, or dive into discussions about all things related to "Southern Agriculture."

Questions (6)

Why were yeoman farmers often called "the backbone of the South" in the period from 1820 to 1850?A) When government officials
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2. asked by Daniel
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During Reconstruction Southern agriculture?A:thrived B: focused on tobacco and cotton*** C: Became diverse D: expanded
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2. asked by Marylyn
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check my answers???1. During Reconstruction, Southern agriculture thrived because it became more diverse and expanded with the
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2. asked by charlie
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1. During Reconstruction, Southern agriculture thrived because it became more diverse and expanded with the diminishing demand
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2. asked by Anonymous
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The southern dependence on agriculture is illustrated by a graph showing cotton production and the number of enslaved workers by
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2. asked anonymously
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How did sharecropping affect farmers in the south during reconstruction select all that applyBy keeping renters in debt to
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2. asked anonymously
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