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Explanation:Do you live in a city, or in a small town? Or do
you live on a farm or a ranch? Has your family
lived there a long time or a short time? How does
living where you do affect the way you live? For
example, do you need special clothes in the winter? Is your favorite food grown nearby, or is it
brought in from far away?
All these questions have to do with geography.
Geography is the study of our home—the earth—
and how our lives are affected by it. Almost every
detail of our lives is affected by geography. The
clothes we wear, the food we eat, the things we do
for fun, and the kinds of homes in which we live
are all connected to geography.
1. The weather is made out of the conditions in the atmosphere at a particular place at a particular time, or rather at the moment. There are lot of different weather conditions, and they all depend on lot of different factors in order to occur. In order to have snowfall, there has to be cold air masses that will encounter humid air masses along the way, freeze the water vapor and produce snow. The rainfall occurs if there are warm and humid air masses that encounter either cold air masses, or some high mountain, that will cause condensation, and thus rainfall. The weather tends to be cold when there is cold air masses moving or forming into an area, while the hot weather is a consequence of the hot and dry air masses that form over the continents.
2. The weather is very hard to predict, even on the short term. The problem with the prediction of the weather is that it changes very quickly, and the main reason for that is that it is influenced by numerous factors, all of which can contribute to sharp changes in the weather conditions. Some of the factors that influence the weather on Earth are the planet's inclination, the planet's spinning around its own axis, global wind patterns, ocean currents, topography of the area, formation and movement of the air masses etc.
3. The ozone layer is a layer into another layer, the stratosphere. The ozone layer is extremely important, as it has the property that enables it to absorb very big amount of the ultraviolet radiation from the Sun. This layer is actually crucial for the survival for pretty much all organisms on Earth, as it stops the ultraviolet radiation from frying them. The depletion of the ozone layer is a serious problem, as it will cause larger portion of the ultraviolet to get to the surface, which will cause serious damage to most of the living organisms, including the humans, and maybe even result in mass dying out of the species if the depletion becomes too big.
Your question is how to spelled wrong. I said,"What is the definition of the word "cast" means? Cast is a performers in a play, it is a noun. Noun is a person, place, or thing.
Hope it helped you.
-Charlie
Answer:
Transportation has changed quite a bit since the "olden days." Nowadays, going from one part of the world to another in mere hours is not a fantasy any longer, the way it used to be hundreds of years ago.
Airports have started catering to international flights more in the 1930s than a decade before when they focused more on regional and municipal travels. This enabled people to travel the world for pleasure or work. With the development of airports and international travel, tourism also flourished - hotels, restaurants, etc. began sprouting up everywhere to attract tourists and travelers.
The automobile industry grew rapidly as well - one example would be Henry Ford's Model T because it was affordable, and therefore mass-produced so many people could have it.
The US started focusing on building more freeways as that is the most popular way to transport goods within the country. In the past, roads were used but with the 'invention' of more practical ways of transportation, this process was sped up.
In other parts of the world, like the UK, the first subway systems appeared, namely, London Underground in 1863. This saved the city from automobile congestions and transferred part of its travel underground.
And there are many other great inventions and improvements to come in the future.
