Answer:
B. mid-Atlantic
Explanation:
The mid-Atlantic region consisted in the most populous, cosmopolitan and diverse of the 13 colonies: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland, and once the U.S. became an independent nation, they continued to develop quickly.
This resulted in the growth of cities, specially New York City and Philadelphia. These Mid-Atlantic cities became the first centers of industry and finance in the U.S., and with time, they irradiated this economic development, not only to the sorrounding areas, but also to other regions of the country like the Great Lakes.
In general, young Americans were eager to accept JFK's challenge since that material at hand (primary space exploration) was new and exciting. It led to a boom in learning and investment.
Answer:
A. It outlawed the expansion of slavery west of the Mississippi river.
Maize was the first crop domesticated in mesoamerica, it was frequently grown with squash and beans the earliest evidence of this is in guila naquitz in mexico
