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French and Indian warThe colonists themselves settled along the East Coast, and are believed to have settled the South with slaves from Africa. But all the fertile lands, optimal for agriculture, which are located on the Great Plains, they could not get. So they got their ass kicked, right?
Some Southern gentleman went with the 1776 revolt with western hopes of expansion into what became Kentucky - land fertile as it cameThe English colonists had to have permission to expand west.
Cramming and CrushingThe colonists themselves settled along the East Coast, and are believed to have settled the South with slaves from Africa. But all the fertile lands, optimal for agriculture, which are located on the Great Plains, they could not get. So they got their ass kicked, right?
Really? History really eludes you doesn't it.......... The Great Plains was called the Great American Desert by the early settlers moving west in the early 1800s. It was an obstacle to get through not settle in, lack of water and poor soil made it unsuitable for farming at the time. It wasn't until the mid 1800s that Winter Wheat was developed that could grow in that region and before that it belonged to the Spanish who sold it to the French who sold it to us in 1803. It was mostly populated by the Plains Indian tribes not all of whom were friendly. The great westward migration didn't happen until after the Civil War which ended in 1865. Prior to the 1800s the fertile Ohio Valley was the longed for prize.The colonists themselves settled along the East Coast, and are believed to have settled the South with slaves from Africa. But all the fertile lands, optimal for agriculture, which are located on the Great Plains, they could not get. So they got their ass kicked, right?
The land in the south is very fertile. What are you talking about?The colonists themselves settled along the East Coast, and are believed to have settled the South with slaves from Africa. But all the fertile lands, optimal for agriculture, which are located on the Great Plains, they could not get. So they got their ass kicked, right?
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Wheat Production by Region | National Associate of Wheat Growers
Northern Region States: Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota Acres:13,661,557 (2017 NASS) Wheat Classes: Hard Red Spring, Hard Red Winter, Durum
Here are the most fertile regions. Wheat grows well on black soil.
Good bottom land grows produce.As far as I understand, there are not very good soils. Cotton is grown there. Probably there are a lot of swampy places? Cotton loves moisture.
The colonists themselves settled along the East Coast, and are believed to have settled the South with slaves from Africa. But all the fertile lands, optimal for agriculture, which are located on the Great Plains, they could not get. So they got their ass kicked, right?
As far as I understand, there are not very good soils. Cotton is grown there. Probably there are a lot of swampy places? Cotton loves moisture.
There is a strip of temperate humid climate, without droughts. An area of prairie where good dense grass grows.Really? History really eludes you doesn't it.......... The Great Plains was called the Great American Desert by the early settlers moving west in the early 1800s. It was an obstacle to get through not settle in, lack of water and poor soil made it unsuitable for farming at the time. It wasn't until the mid 1800s that Winter Wheat was developed that could grow in that region and before that it belonged to the Spanish who sold it to the French who sold it to us in 1803. It was mostly populated by the Plains Indian tribes not all of whom were friendly. The great westward migration didn't happen until after the Civil War which ended in 1865. Prior to the 1800s the fertile Ohio Valley was the longed for prize.
Honestly you should take a few history courses instead of proving just how ignorant you really are.........
I guess you prefer to remain dense. Sometimes I can't decide whether to laugh or just shake my head at your stupidity. Again, try taking some history courses, really........There is a strip of temperate humid climate, without droughts. An area of prairie where good dense grass grows.
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This is a modern map and shows exactly what I stated.
Wheat Production by Region | National Associate of Wheat Growers
Northern Region States: Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota Acres:13,661,557 (2017 NASS) Wheat Classes: Hard Red Spring, Hard Red Winter, Durum
Here are the most fertile regions. Wheat grows well on black soil.
I don't believe in the "histories" written by the colonists. Moreover, their version does not coincide with scientific data.I guess you prefer to remain dense. Sometimes I can't decide whether to laugh or just shake my head at your stupidity. Again, try taking some history courses, really........
Yo loser, you wouldn't know scientific data if it slapped you in the face...... You're one of the dumbest idiots I've ever had the displeasure of reading and that's saying a lot....... Wow, just wow!I don't believe in the "histories" written by the colonists. Moreover, their version does not coincide with scientific data.
