For many years, cotton and tobacco were the South’s only agricultural products of any importance. In the mid-twentieth century, however, southern farmers began to rely less and less upon one crop to earn a living. World prices of cotton and tobacco often vary greatly. Therefore, a sudden fall in the price of either can cause economic suffering to those who depend solely on one crop for income. Consequently, many southern farmers now raise sugar, peanuts, corn, rice and a wide variety of garden vegetables. Citrus fruits are also grown in large quantities, esp. in Florida where they can receive warmth and sunlight all year long.
The other major economic activities in the region include mining, fishing, steel and other heavy industries and tourism. In Florida, income from tourism accounts for more than half the state’s annual income during the winter months. The textile industry accounts for the employment of many people in the two Carolinas, and the U. S. milita
A. Because farmers don’t think it a good way to raise cotton and tobacco together.
B. Because farmers find they can become richer only when they plant these things.
C. Because if they just raise cotton and tobacco, the unstable price will probably cause them to suffer an economic loss.
D. Because world prices for these things are relatively stable.
A.cotton
B.history
C.memory
D.potato
Cotton, like silk, was discovered and made (61) cloth by man before the historical period (62) . Its first recorded use was in India (63) cotton cloth of very fine texture, almost (64) silk, was made. When the Spanish (65) in the New World, they found that the Incas, the Mayas, and the Aztecs knew (66) cotton cloth. (67) of the cotton cloth made in Peru, even before the days of the Incas, (68) that it is kept in museums.
Cotton is the most important of (69) textiles. Even now, with many artificial materials (70) ,more than half of all textile products are made of cotton.
Cotton comes (71) a plant of that name. When the plant is mature, the cotton grows in a white ball around the seed. To (72) the cotton for market, the seed (73) from the cotton fiber. This (74) by a machine called the cotton gin. Then cotton is (75) into huge bundles called bales, (76) <
A. Where
B. There
C. In which
D. These
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