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How did the Great Plains across the Mississippi river become a major wheat-producing area of America?

Answer:

(i) In the early years the fertile soil produced good crops.

(ii) When the soil used to get exhausted the migrants would move further west to explore new lands to raise a new crop.

(iii) When the migrants reached the Great Plains across the Mississippi river they settled down as this region in few decades became a major wheat-producing area of America.