a. Virginia's location on the coast makes its ports important in importing and exporting goods.
b. Virginia's location in the east makes it able to trade on the global market earlier than states located farther west.
c. Virginia's coast and forest provide the fishing and forestry that make up the second-largest part of its economy.
d. Virginia's location in the Appalachian Mountains provides the raw materials that make up the largest part of its economy,
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The correct answer is:
a. Virginia's location on the coast makes its ports important in importing and exporting goods.
Virginia's geographic location along the Atlantic coast allows it to have significant shipping and trade opportunities through its ports, influencing its economy positively through commerce.
