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The rich soil of the region was ideal for cotton farming and large plantations developed in the area prior to the Civil War. Soybeans and cattle have since replaced cotton as the dominant crops in the Black Prairie. Cities of the region have grown to become some of the fastest growing in the state economically.
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Portugal had a substantial role during the age of exploration, due to the sucess of Cristovão Colombo, the explorer that could managed to create one of the most lucrative trade routes by that time, linking Europe to Asia, and also discovered one of the richest deposit of gold in the age of exploration, the Brazilian islands of Fernando de Noronha, that is known for its beauty and natural resources such as gold, silver and Pau Brasil, a tree used to make red pigment for cloths that only the noble class had access by that time
<u>B.</u> <u>The economy rebounded to 1928 levels</u> was not an effect of the New Deal programs.
If the economy was similar to how it was in 1928, then the country would still be in a depression.
