In the 1800s, this United States region was largely agricultural and produced such crops as rice, sugar, tobacco, and cotton. Northeast, West, South, Northwest

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Hitesh Chauhan · Answer 1 · 2017-03-26T23:05:51+0000

In the 1800s, it would be the "South" of the United States that was largely agricultural and produced such crops as rice, sugar, tobacco, and cotton, since the climate favored agriculture in the South far more than in the North.

In the 1800s, this United States region was largely agricultural and produced such crops as rice, sugar, tobacco, and cotton. Northeast, West, South, Northwest

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