Unlike cotton, wheat was generally produced for the domestic market. What consequences did this have for agriculture in the West and the East before the Civil War? Question 15 options: a) Both produced more wheat, and prices dropped. b) Topsoil eroded in the East, driving farmers west. c) The East tended to focus on wheat, which was cheaper to grow there, whereas the West produced more fruit and vegetables. d) The excessive demand on water severely damaged productivity after a few years in both regions. e) The West tended to focus on wheat, which was cheaper to grow there, and the East produced more fruit and vegetables