In North Africa, muslim influence at the time was quite established. This region of the world was under muslim influence almost since the start of the religion itself. For that reason, there were a lot of muslim characteristics in the culture of the tribes and civilizations that lived in that area.
most likely: busy and difficult
In the early 1800s, the US was relatively new (25 years old), and so had not developed into an industrial economy. Cotton farming was widespread during the period as the conditions in the south permitted it, it was vital for the industrial revolution in Europe and was easily grown and cultivated.
So basically Cotton farming is your answer :)
Continents were in different locations in the past and thus have moved (drifted) to their present location.
Wegener - Published controversal book on this theory in 1915.
The answer is <span>the Eastern Woodlands</span>
