Hello! Polar climate is in North & South Poles, where the weather there is extremely cold. Just by looking at the answer choices alone, A and B are both eliminated, because it is not hot, warm, or humid. Plus, the weather described in those answer choices does not fit at all. D is out as well, because the weather does not vary in the poles. It is very cold year-round. The only answer choice that even makes sense in this problem is C. Therefore, the answer is C.
Answer:
mesoAmerica
Explanation:
This region is considered a cultural hearth because such key cultural practices as religion,the use of iron tools and weapons highly organized social structures,and the development of agriculture started and spread from the area.
The closest layer of the atmosphere is called the Troposphere which extends up to about 7.5 miles into the atmosphere. The next layer is called the Stratosphere which extends from approximately 7.5 miles to 21.1 miles into the atmosphere. The next layer is called the Mesosphere which extends from from 21 miles to 49.7 miles up and the final level is the Thermosphere goes from 49.7 miles up to 195.6 miles into the atmosphere.
It has nothing to do with the Moon. It is the time of year when, over the northern hemisphere, the Sun is near or at its highest apparent position in the sky and the rays are most direct Earth's axial tilt points the Northern Hemisphere more towards the sun in June, causing the sun to ride higher in the sky. Summer for us, Winter South of the Equator.
