Thats true bc then they can see if its gonna be too hot for the park or if its rainy if they wanna play golf, yk
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Studying the interior of the earth helps learn about all of these and the processes that helped create the earth and currently drive plate tectonics.
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East of the Rocky Mountains is the so called Midwest region in North America. This vast region is mostly consisted of lowlands covered with grasses, and they are bordered with mountain ranges on both the east and the west, which prevents the maritime influence.
Because of this natural barriers, this region has mostly continental air masses influencing its climate. In the colder period of the year they are continental polar air masses, forming over Canada and moving southwards. In the warmer period of the year they are continental tropical, forming in the southern part of this region and moving northwards.
This type of air masses bring in very hot and dry summers, and very cold and snowy winters.
<span>The first Chinatown communities were formed in American cities in the late 1800s. From 1850 to the 1900s, the Chinatown in San Francisco served as a port of entry where Chinese immigrants entered. This is why the Chinatown in this city is the largest and one of the oldest. When the population grew, more Chinatowns were established in different cities in the US.</span>