A) The climate was more favorable, with milder winters and longer growing seasons.
B) The land was flat, which made it easier to cultivate many acres of land for farming.
C) The hot and humid summers helped increase crop yields for farmers.
D) The poor soil of the region worked well in growing certain kinds of crops.
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A) The climate was more favorable, with milder winters and longer growing seasons.
The Middle Colonies had a more moderate climate compared to New England, which allowed for a longer growing season and the ability to cultivate a wider variety of crops. This made agriculture more productive in the Middle Colonies.
