What were the reasons behind Governor Simpson's decision? Check all that apply. to help restore a section of the levee to spare New Orleans from major flooding to protect the areas south of New Orleans to cause a breach downstream rather than upstream to provide the flood with a shortcut to the Gulf of Mexico

The correct answers are A) to help restore a section of the levee to spare New Orleans from major flooding. C) to cause a breach downstream rather than upstream. D) to provide the flood with a shortcut to the Gulf of Mexico

The reasons behind Governor Simpson's decision were to help restore a section of the levee to spare New Orleans from major flooding, to cause a breach downstream rather than upstream, and to provide the flood with a shortcut to the Gulf of Mexico.

Although you did not include any text, reference, or context, we can say that this question refers to the New Orleans Great Flood of 1927. The governor of the State of Louisiana was O. H. Simpson.

The situation was critical. The government had to make quick and difficult decisions to avoid a catastrophe. The levees were about to break. They considered that if the levees broke south New Orleans, this could mean relief of pressure to avoid the flooding of the city. And that is what they did, at the expense of some flooding in the south side of the city.

these conditions long with a short growing season made farming difficult.

explanation:

the north has a climate of warm summers and snowy cold winters. the terrain is rocky, hilly, and not good for farming.

a reason that was key to coolidge's victory in the 1924 presidental election was that; democratic party supporters were split in the north and south.