A.
Warm weather and a long growing season made the area perfect for growing cotton.
B.
Dry summers and a short growing season made the area perfect for growing corn.
C.
Wet winters and a long spring made the area perfect for growing wheat.
D.
Cold weather and a short summer made the area perfect for growing potatoes.
1 answer
The statement that best describes how climate affected agriculture in the South is:
A. Warm weather and a long growing season made the area perfect for growing cotton.
The climate in the Southern U.S. is generally warm with a long growing season, which is ideal for crops like cotton, tobacco, and various fruits.
