<span>In the 1910s and 1920s the southern Plains was "the last frontier of agriculture" according to the government, when rising wheat prices, a war in Europe, a series of unusually wet years, and generous federal farm policies created a land boom – the Great Plow-Up that turned 5.2 million acres of thick native grassland into wheat fields. Newcomers rushed in and towns sprang up overnight.</span>
Answer:a
Explanation:i had picked b but the answer is A
Its A
Dis-Comfort
So Not Comfort
Uncomfortable
I uploaded the answers on the other thing that you posted
A a claim someone should not take literally.