What destroyed much of Georgia’s cotton crop in the early 1900s? A.flea beetle B.boll weevil C.fall armyworm D.silverleaf whitefly

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What destroyed much of Georgia’s cotton crop in the early 1900s?

A.flea beetle
B.boll weevil
C.fall armyworm
D.silverleaf whitefly

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the Boll weevil destroyed much of Georgia’s cotton crop in the early 1900s

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