Why were indigo and rice such important crops in louisiana?
the only place that they could be grown in the united states was in louisiana
indigo was important to louisiana's textile industry and rice was a staple ingredient in
creole cooking
they were each easily grown in louisiana requiring very little labor to produce
they thrived in the warm and humid climate of louisiana becoming productive crops

The Answer is:

"They thrived in the warm and humid climate of Louisiana becoming productive crops."

Explanation:

The warmer climate of Louisiana made it possible to grow rice, indigo, sugar and cotton, very profitable crops.

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