South America And Europe
South America And Europe
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The latter are cultivated for the sake of their leaves, which are fed to the silk- worm (p. 229).
As in other countries, the highlands, as a rule, are capable of little cultivation and are usually given over to grazing. Give examples from other countries.
As in England, too, there are broad tracts of lowland which are better adapt- ed to the produc- tion of grass than to other crops.
These facts ex- plain why there are more than thirteen million cattle and twenty-one million sheep in France. Wh...at does that signify in regard to manufacturing?
Minerals. — France is quite inferior to the British Isles in its mineral products. Coal is the most valuable min- FiG. 158.
A farm scene in southern central France. The moun- taiil peak is an extinct volcano, one of the Monts d'Auvergne (Figs. 154 and 156).
FRANCE 227 eral ; but while Great Britain, after supplying her many factories, exports a large amount of coal, France has to import some. The principal coal beds, from which more than half the output comes, lie close to Belgium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter are cultivated for the sake of their leaves, which are fed to the silk- worm (p. 229).
As in other countries, the highlands, as a rule, are capable of little cultivation and are usually given over to grazing. Give examples from other countries.
As in England, too, there are broad tracts of lowland which are better adapt- ed to the produc- tion of grass than to other crops.
These facts ex- plain why there are more than thirteen million cattle and twenty-one million sheep in France. Wh...at does that signify in regard to manufacturing?
Minerals. — France is quite inferior to the British Isles in its mineral products. Coal is the most valuable min- FiG. 158.
A farm scene in southern central France. The moun- taiil peak is an extinct volcano, one of the Monts d'Auvergne (Figs. 154 and 156).
FRANCE 227 eral ; but while Great Britain, after supplying her many factories, exports a large amount of coal, France has to import some. The principal coal beds, from which more than half the output comes, lie close to Belgium.
What to read after South America And Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph S Ralph Stockman Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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