When Geographer Wilbur Zelinsky Found a Greater Density of Cemeteries

When geographer Wilbur Zelinsky found a greater density of cemeteries in the upper south, he concluded that:

A) death rates are higher in the upper south.
B) cremation is more frequently used in other parts of the United States.
C) family and neighborhood cemeteries are more common in the upper south.
D) in ground burial in required in the states of the upper south.
E) this is a long-settled part of the United States, with many deaths over the years.