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How does the climate of the Northeast affect the people, animals, and plants that live in there?

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If you know the general temperature of the area this is an easy problem.
If you connect the kinda of climate that area is (example: tropical=sunny-warm, palm trees).

So, the Northeast's affect on the people would be they have to deal with cold winters.
Animals' food supply changes a lot with the seasons.
Tree drops their leaves to survive the lack of water.

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