Why is water so important in Georgia's historical and economic development? (30d) A. Georgia's main industry is fishing.
B. The majority of the state's population lives near the coast.
C. Water has long been a source of power, food, transportation, and industries.
D. Major rivers form the boundaries between Georgia and three neighboring states.

In addition to shipping, the river is used as a major source of drinking water for Savannah and Augusta, to cool nuclear power plants in Georgia and South Carolina, and to generate hydroelectric power. Other uses include irrigation for agricultural crops and recreation.

Water has long been a source of power, food, transportation, and industries.

Explanation:

crops are a big part most of the back and still used in this a day for power and etc

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