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21 December, 10:36

Why do crops grow better in southern China than northern China?

More rivers.

More animals in the south.

Better monsoon season

Better farmers in the south.

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  1. 21 December, 12:52
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    there were more rivers

    Explanation:

    if you think about it the northern china really didn't have water up there
  2. 21 December, 13:03
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    There are more rivers. Farms usually are abundant around rivers. The soil is also good around rivers so crops generally thrive there.
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