Answer:
The southeast had more fertile soil.
People in both areas grew corn, beans, and squash.
The southeast had two growing seasons.
Explanation:
Farming in the northeast and the southeast was one of the occupations of the colonists and the Native Americans. The Native Americans grew maize, squash and beans together and also introduced to the colonists. The Southeast has fertile soil with flat land, rich soil, and a long growing season that helped farmers in planting more crops.
