<span>When the water level of a stream or river exceedes its natural bank, it has reached its, </span>flood stage
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No. Washington state laws do not apply to Native Americans living on reservation land. This is because, like stated above, reservations have tribal sovereignty (the right to self-government,). You can picture it like a reservation is a country within the country of the United States. That little country has its own laws and customs and beliefs. Honestly...I'd argue that federal law can't overrule tribal sovereignty either, but...apparently it can.
ITS B because the temp changes so it becomes cold
(i) The moisture from the lake has led to an increase in the amount of rainfall received in the area. (ii) The lake breezes may strengthen, divert or completely reverse the prevailing winds. (iii) Moisture resulting from evaporation of the lake water has increased the relative humidity in the area.
