Final answer:
Between 1930-60, the majority of Central America's exports were focused on agriculture and textiles, with the US playing a significant role in fruit and coffee production. so, option A is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Between the years 1930-60, 3/4th of Central America's total exports were based on agriculture and textiles. This period saw US companies dominating the region's fruit and coffee production, with products like coffee, cotton, sugarcane, and fruit being primarily grown for export. The economy during this era in Central America was characterized by the export of cash crops and the implementation of light industry manufacturing that sought cheap labor.
The correct answer to the student's question is: A) Agriculture; Textiles.
Between the years 1930-60, 3/4th of Central America's total exports were based on Agriculture and Textiles. The United States dominated much of the region's fruit and coffee production, and supported industrial activities and the implementation of CAFTA. The Panama Canal also played a vital role in facilitating trade between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.