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Why is the prairie land in Illinois well suited for agriculture?
It gets enough rainfall to make plants grow well and the land is easily plowable.
It is in the southern part of the state that was not flattened by Ice Age glaciers.
It is located close to Lake Michigan which allows farmers to ship their crops.
It has many wetland areas from the Mississippi River, that runs through the land.



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Final answer:

Illinois' prairie land is ideal for agriculture due to its rich soil, flat terrain, and suitable climate.


Explanation:

Illinois' prairie land is well-suited for agriculture due to its fertile soil, which required no fertilizer for years, and its flat terrain making it easily plowable. The rich soil and sufficient rainfall in the region support the growth of crops without the need for extensive irrigation. Additionally, foreign farmers settling in Illinois favored the prairies for their quick cultivation process and the availability of resources for farming.


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