Question

How do natural resources differ between the Southeast and the Midwest regions? A. The Southeast's climate and soil are good for growing corn and soybeans and the Midwest's soil and climate are good for citrus trees. B. The Midwest's soil does not support any crops and the Southeast's climate is good for only corn. C. The Southeast's climate and soil are good for growing citrus trees and the Midwest's soil and climate are good for corn and soybeans. D. The Southeast only supports soybeans and the Midwest only supports corn.

Answer 1

C. The Southeast's climate and soil are good for growing citrus tress and the Midwest's soil and climate are good for corn and soybeans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Southeast region is rich in minerals and fuels. Raising animals is easy in the Southeast region. The Midwest's region is good for producing corn and soybeans. The land forms are usually hills and mountains in the Midwest. Its climate supports forests and growth of crops. Farmers may grow vegetables, fruits and hay. This is usually the area which is 5000 feet above the sea level.