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Oh Okay A pusher Second question on these North Carolina

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labor stats thing is that this paragraph right here way

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skimmed it So let's just get to the question Despite

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some industrialization with the creation of cotton mills agriculture remains

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the biggest industry in what area Yeah the New South

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was a movement to industrialize the South after the Civil

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War Many people believe that the South needed to expand

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its economy right As a result many cotton mills pouring

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up in the South so that the cotton wouldn't have

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to be shipped to the North to be processed Well

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despite this event or Siri's of events agriculture was still

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the largest and most prominent industry in the South So

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it's really be the Southeast Southwest would be probably by

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then California So answer is B Here in the Southwest

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had agriculture in addition to ranching But there wasn't much

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industrialization Their industry had been more prominent than agriculture in

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the Northeast since late seventeen hundreds when Americans realized with

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the South the Midwest will had better soil on the

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Northwest D It was barely populated at this time So

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the answer here it's being Southeast or done

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