The first canal in england was developed by whom i will mark brainliest if you are correct. try your best and be right. i selected 90 points to give, it doesn't always come out that way though.

I'd think the answer would be james brindley, but from your options, I'd say Francis Egerton because he's known for the Bridgewater Canal, which is the first canal in Englad.  So A.

For reasons of economy and the constraints of 18th-century engineering technology, the early canals were built to a narrow width. The standard for the dimensions of narrow canal locks was set by Brindley with his first canal locks, those on the Trent and Mersey Canal in 1776.

the soil bank program

Explanation:

During the 1950s, all of the following contributed to a more homogeneous culture EXCEPT "the soil bank program"

The soil bank program is a program that is mainly established to ensure there is a reduction or decrease in the huge surplus of crop production in the aftermath of world war II. It is made from the Soil Bank Act of 1956 which was passed by the United States Congress. Its purpose is to relinquish land from agricultural production or cultivation for 10 years