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vazorg [7]
3 years ago
13

I will give you BRAINLIEST for the correct answer

Geography
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miv72 [106K]3 years ago
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Explanation:

its 60mi/1 L hope this helps mark brainliest plz

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Musya8 [376]
The answer is Johannesburg from south Africa 

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What are examples of how cultural geography may have affected the Great Migration in the US?
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<em>The factors which are examples of how physical geography may have affected the great migration into the United States are;</em>

<em>The factors which are examples of how physical geography may have affected the great migration into the United States are;• Rivers and oceans that affected transportation patterns</em>

<em>The factors which are examples of how physical geography may have affected the great migration into the United States are;• Rivers and oceans that affected transportation patterns• Mountains that affected rainfall patterns and settlements</em>

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1. Explain how the disaster in New Orleans was not a natural disaster
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