The government gave land to settlers, but what problem did the settlers have in eastern New Mexico? a. The ground was too fertile. b. There was too much rainfall. c. They had too many crops to sell. d. Farming was difficult in that area.

d. Farming was difficult in that area.

Explanation:

The settlers did not find it easy to establish agricultural crops in this region. agriculture was one of the most important elements for the success of a colony and for some time it was considered that colonies in the east of new mexico would not be possible due to the difficulty in establishing agriculture.

After a while, it was possible to implement crops, but in a difficult, expensive and not as productive way as in other regions, being preferable to establish the herding of animals.

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