It is theorized that early Polynesian sailors were able to navigate vast regions of the Pacific by at least what three means? a.
motion of specific stars b. weather and seasons of travel
c. direction, size and speed of ocean waves
d. colors of seas and sky
e. cloud formations in the sky
The three means by which the early Polynesian sailors were able to navigate vast regions of the Pacific were by watching the motion of specific stars, weather and seasons of travel and direction, size and speed of ocean waves. The correct options among all the options that are given in the question are option "a", "b", "c".
Polynesian were the indigenous people who lived in the islands of the Pacific Ocean. According to historians, Polynesian were great sailors, boat builder, explorer, and navigator during their period. They sailed for long distances through their sophisticated navigation system. These people sailed after observing the ocean swells, which indicated the winds and tides. Observations of the stars and the flight patterns of birds were some of the other methods Polynesian used for voyages.
Compare the area in which you live. So talk about how humid or arid your climate is. And compare it to other areas' climates. So for example, you could compare your area to how rainy or cold or hot, it could be in another state or area. (Does that make sense?) I tried to explain as best as I could.
