Asked by splatt
3.Which conclusion best explains why the Middle Colonies were considered the “breadbasket” colonies?
(5 Points)
Their fertile soil allowed them to grow large amounts of grain for export.
Their poor farmland forced them to import grain from other colonies.
Their geographic isolation made them dependent on fishing.
Their location discouraged agricultural development.
(5 Points)
Their fertile soil allowed them to grow large amounts of grain for export.
Their poor farmland forced them to import grain from other colonies.
Their geographic isolation made them dependent on fishing.
Their location discouraged agricultural development.
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The conclusion that best explains why the Middle Colonies were considered the “breadbasket” colonies is:
**Their fertile soil allowed them to grow large amounts of grain for export.**
This highlights the agricultural productivity of the Middle Colonies, which were known for their ability to produce significant quantities of wheat and other grains.
**Their fertile soil allowed them to grow large amounts of grain for export.**
This highlights the agricultural productivity of the Middle Colonies, which were known for their ability to produce significant quantities of wheat and other grains.
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