the santa fe trail started in missouri. where did it end?
Explanation:
<em><u>The Santa Fe Trail was a famous 19th century transport route that ran through the center of North America</u></em>, <u>connecting the cities of Independence (now Missouri) and Santa Fe (now New Mexico</u>) <em><u>along some 1,400 km of arid prairies, deserts and mountains.
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There is a lack of crops in the Middle East because of the dispersal of population. The ground Isn't harvest, therefore it is difficult/unsuitable to grow crops. I hope this helped! :)
Too much concentration was put on industrialization. Many farmers became laborers in factories but
despite the massive manpower, production targets were not met. Lack of knowledge of metallurgy also became a
problem. Farm production dwindled and a
famine ensued. The movement became a
failure.
