Elementary Economic Geography
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How does the coast line of the Southern States differ from that of the Eastern States? Why is one more favorable for commerce than the other?
6. Of what value to the Southern States is the Appalachian Highland?
7. To what are the extent and variety of forests in the Southern States due?
8. Why are the banks of the rivers and bayous higher than the rest of the Mississippi flood plain ?
g. Why do the people living on the flood plain use boats instead of carriages and wagons ?
10. How has the Miss...issippi delta been made ? Is it still growing ?
CHAPTER XXII THE SOUTHERN STATES: AGRICULTURE Cotton. — The Southern States grow about two thirds of all the cotton used in the world, and thus contribute a large share to the clothing of all mankind. The distribution of the raw cotton and the goods made from it gives rise to more commerce than that of any other article except food- stuffs. Its manufacture into cloth and garments is one of the world's great industries (Chap. XII). The cotton plant is a small bush whose seeds are enveloped in a ball of white hairs or libers adapted to protect them while growing and to favor their being sown broadcast by the wind when ripe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How does the coast line of the Southern States differ from that of the Eastern States? Why is one more favorable for commerce than the other?
6. Of what value to the Southern States is the Appalachian Highland?
7. To what are the extent and variety of forests in the Southern States due?
8. Why are the banks of the rivers and bayous higher than the rest of the Mississippi flood plain ?
g. Why do the people living on the flood plain use boats instead of carriages and wagons ?
10. How has the Miss...issippi delta been made ? Is it still growing ?
CHAPTER XXII THE SOUTHERN STATES: AGRICULTURE Cotton. — The Southern States grow about two thirds of all the cotton used in the world, and thus contribute a large share to the clothing of all mankind. The distribution of the raw cotton and the goods made from it gives rise to more commerce than that of any other article except food- stuffs. Its manufacture into cloth and garments is one of the world's great industries (Chap. XII). The cotton plant is a small bush whose seeds are enveloped in a ball of white hairs or libers adapted to protect them while growing and to favor their being sown broadcast by the wind when ripe.
What to read after Elementary Economic Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Redway Dryer to read onlineMoreLess
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