Question

which best describes the soils found in the southeastern united states? frozen sandy weathered young

Explanation:

The southeastern United States has a warm and humid climate. Over time, the rocks and minerals in the soil are broken down by chemical and physical weathering processes. This leads to the formation of weathered soils. Frozen soils are more common in cold - climate regions like tundra areas. Sandy soils are not the most characteristic of the entire southeastern region (though there may be some sandy areas in parts). Young soils would imply a lack of significant development, which is not the case as the southeastern US has had a long period of soil formation and weathering processes at work.

Answer:

weathered