Both the northeast and the southeast regions of brazil have a. high poverty and malnutrition c. very few settlements b. areas of very fertile land d. rainforests

The correct answer is B. Both the Northeast and the Southeast regions of Brazil have areas of very fertile land.

Explanation:

-Northeast Brazil can be roughly divided into three zones. Along the coast there can be found a belt with tropical climate and some rainfall. This is a crop-rich area, in which sugar cane is cultivated. Further in, there is a drier transition zone and at the bottom there is the area called Sertao, which has a very dry climate.

Along the coast and in the historic cities, the economy is based on tourism and agriculture, where sugar cane is an important source of income. There is also some industry around the larger cities. Some states have revenues from oil.

-Southeast Brazil consists of the states of Espirito Santo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.

The economy of the Southeast is very strong, developed and diversified. This is the main geo-economic region of the country in economic terms.

Agriculture is practiced in all the states of the region. The main cultivated agricultural products are sugar cane, coffee, cotton, corn, tapioca, rice, beans and fruit.

Livestock is also practiced everywhere. The most important type of cattle is that of cattle and the state of Minas Gerais is the main producer. Also, horses and pigs stand out.

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