Agriculture was the primary source of income, employer or labor, and contributor to export revenues in the pre-colonial and colonial eras (until about 1950) in most of southeast asia.

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Michelle Dudley

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4 January, 00:44

Agriculture was the primary source of income, employer or labor, and contributor to export revenues in the pre-colonial and colonial eras (until about 1950) in most of southeast asia.

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Tyrell Lutz · Answer 1

The answer to this question is true if this is a true or false question. Southeast Asian countries are rich in natural resources. They are very dependent on agriculture since their location is near the equator. Thus, their weather falls in humid tropics.