Latitude because the closer to the equator of the earth you are, the higher the average temperature in the region is. And the further away from the equator and closer to the poles of the earth you are, the lower the average temperature the region is.
Average temperature is more or less "climate".
<span>The light has traveled through space for two and a half million light years. Someone can do a simple Google search to find this answer, but you need to use keywords from the question. After looking at a few sites that discussed astronomy, I compared the websites to see if the results were the same, and they were.</span>
It would be B. The Alps. The Alps one of the only mountain ranges in the world tall enough to be classified as "Highland climate," and certainly the only one big enough out of the list mentioned to be classified that way.
