<em>Agriculture</em> is the cultivation of plants and breeding of animals in order to provide food and other products to sustain life. Agriculture created food surpluses which was the main reason for people to be able to live in cities. The major agricultural products are : food, fibers, fuels, raw materials ( rubber ). Over one third of the world's workers are employed in agriculture.
The United States leads worldwide in<em> cotton</em> exportation ( behind China and India). Almost all of the cotton fiber growth and production occurs in<em> southern</em> and western states such as : Texas, California, Arizona, Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana. Over the centuries, cotton became a staple crop in American agriculture.
It would probably be the last one, agriculture because agriculture refers to actually growing crops while the other words dont directly relate to that.
James Madison theorized that as it is the Constitution that grants each branch its power, honorable ambition that ultimately serves the highest interests of the people could work to maintain the separation
The economy continued to grow because of the prosperity of war time success, and mass projects like dams, which increased production and jobs in the area.