SLO Question Thirty Six Cause and Effect Explanation
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- Q1South Carolina is divided into two main regions: _____________________________________the Lowcountry and the Upcountry.30s
- Q2The Lowcountry has _________________________________ which is great for growing crops like rice and indigo.rich, fertile soil,30s
- Q3The Upcountry, on the other hand, has _____________________________ , which is not as good for growing cash crops on a large scale.poorer quality soil30s
- Q4Because of this difference in soil quality, it was harder for farmers in the Upcountry to grow ________________________________ to sell.large amounts of crops30s
- Q5Due to the poorer soil quality in the Upcountry, farmers there couldn't rely on growing ______________________________to make money.large cash crops30s
- Q6Instead, Upstate farmers practiced _________________________. This means they grew just enough food to feed themselves and their families.subsistence farming.30s
- Q7Subsistence farming focused on growing a variety of crops and raising animals to meet the _____________________________________________immediate needs of the household.30s
- Q8This way of farming was ___________________________ because the Upcountry soil couldn't support the large-scale agriculture seen in the Lowcountry.necessary30s
- Q9Cause: Farmland in the Upcountry was poorer quality than the soil located in the Low Country.Effect: The practice of subsistence farming was used by the Upcountry farmers.30s