The first recorded use of the name Clydesdale in reference to the breed was in 1826 at the exhibition in Glasgow. Another theory of their origin, that of them descending from the Flemish horses brought to Scotland as early as the 15th century, was also promulgated in the late 18th century.
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DUDE youre on GEOGRAPHY CANEY CREEK HIGHSCHOOL HUH????
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road construction
home building
gold mines
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Human-environmental interaction is an age-long process that connects human activities with the rest of the ecosystem. The ecosystem is made of all living and non-living components.
Activities of humans have telling consequences on the ecosystem. They are necessary and important for the survival of human life and their overall well being. Almost all activities of man is constantly geared at shaping the environment they live in.
Road construction involves interaction with the geosphere and other component of the biosphere.
Building of homes is very similar to the road construction.
A gold mine is a perfect example of human-environmental interaction.
How do nearby bodies of water help to keep the climate of certain areas mild?
A Land and water absorb and store heat at similar rates.
B Water and land temperatures reach extremes of hot and cold.
C Water temperatures change more slowly than land temperatures.
D Land temperatures change more slowly than water temperatures.
