How do things like latitude, ocean temperatures, wind currents, and elevation impact agriculture?

Answer:

Latitude - is a determiner of agriculture because it establishes the general seasonality of the place, and the differences in sunlight received depending on the time period.

Ocean temperatures - the ocean is a force that makes the climate milder. Warm ocean temperatures mean warmer climates, which tend to be better for agriculture, while the opposite occurs when ocean temperatures are low.

Wind currents - wind currents can determine precipitation or the abscence of it. It can also bring harmful events for agriculture like dust storms, or tornadoes.

Elevation - higher elevations tend to be less fertile than lower elevations because they are colder. However, this is not always the case, and some high altitude regions are very fertile, for example, the Central Valley of Mexico.

Whats the name of the boarded between Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina?

The method in which some trees in an area of forest are cut while others are not is called _____.

To study “the world in spatial terms” means to study __________.
A.
human systems
B.
environments
C.
locations
D.
regions

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

4. Deposits of______
in Antarctica are evidence of continental
drift. The fossilized plants in these deposits show that Antarctica was once near
the_______

Which planet can not be seen with the unaided eye?

How many rivers would an ancient Mesopotamian have to cross to get from Borsippa to Eshunna, traving the most direct route?

How have cultural differences led to the division of Ireland?

What type of mountain is Kangchenjunga?

at which point does the maximum rotation take place at the equator or poles​

A location claimed by a sovereign state is called a territory.
True
False

Do you know any songs about population? I need songs based on population for AP Human Geography.

What is geomancy? Help please

The Moon does not make its own __________________. We can see the Moon because it __________________ light from the _________________. We cannot always see all of the lit part of the Moon, so its __________________ seems to change as it orbits the Earth. These __________________ are called the __________________ of the Moon. Sometimes the Moon goes between the Sun and the __________________. When this happens the Sun can be completely blocked out by the __________________, and we get a _________________. Sometimes the Moon goes into the __________________ of the Earth. This is a __________________, and the Moon looks very dark.

What is cos 60 °?
A.
B.
C. 1
D.
F.

what is canada's main industries and natural resources???/_\

8) How are the Rocky mountains, Sierra Madres, and Andes mountains related?
9) How are the grasslands region of S. America and Great Plains region of N. America similar?

I need to know where Yaounde, Canberra, Buenos Aires and Bordeaux is located on this map, plz help! thanks!

the tallest building in the world ​

1. Earthquakes generally occur at which type of plate boundary?

What is the elevation of Cady Hill?
What is the contour interval of this map?
What landform is featured at point A on the map?
Would a flood plain form at point B? Why or why not?

Highland climates are most affected by __________.

Define the key term:
For non living components such as soil and
water

which among the following is incorrect about the Bhakti movement in South India​

write the point which should be taken while making economic plan​

How does Gandhi view the British people?

if you had to go in where in the world were would u go

You take a plane from Cleveland to Phoenix at 9:00 am if the flight is 5 hours long what time will it be in phoenix when you land?

Use the diagram to complete the statements.
The angle of depression from point R to point S is angle .
The angle of elevation from point S to point R is angle .
Angle 2 is the angle of elevation from .
Angle 1 is the angle of .

THIS IS URGENT DO NOT USE ME FOR POINTS!!! I NEED SERIOUS ANSWERS!!!
Please read the following passage from Lesson 32 about Globalization:

The Case for Globalization Globalization has benefits for both rich and poor countries. When companies in wealthy countries set up factories in poor countries, they create new jobs. The workers who fill these jobs often improve their standard of living, and the money they earn helps bring economic growth to their countries.

Companies that move production offshore do so to keep their costs low. Lower production costs help them keep their prices low as well. Low prices benefit consumers in both rich and poor countries. Many working people today can buy products that were once considered luxuries only the rich could afford.

Globalization has other benefits. Countries that trade with one another want to maintain good relations. As a result, conflict among nations may be diminished. In this way, economic interdependence may contribute to creating a more peaceful world.

A global society also brings the world's people together in ways that were never before possible. It gives us a glimpse into how people live and work in other lands. Furthermore, it allows us to share and exchange ideas, technology, music, and art across vast distances. As we learn more about one another, we can grow to understand and respect other ways of life.

The Case Against Globalization Increased global trade can bring harm as well as good. Some developing countries lack laws to protect the environment. Factories that are set up in such countries often dump toxic waste into rivers and streams and release deadly fumes into the air. Such polluting practices would be illegal in developed countries.

Many poor countries also lack worker protection laws. Without such laws, factories can require workers to work long hours for low wages. For example, a sneaker factory worker in a developing country in Asia might earn just $2 for a 12-hour workday. A factory might even hire children, who are paid even less. Factories that abuse workers are called sweatshops. Working conditions in sweatshops are often unsafe or unhealthy.

Globalization can be harmful to workers in developed countries as well. When companies send work offshore, they often close factories at home. Many Americans have lost their jobs because of factory closings. Towns and cities may also suffer when unemployed residents move to other places to find work.

Finally, globalization can upset traditional ways of life. It also can cause nations to become dangerously interdependent. National identity may be weakened when a country is flooded by foreign foods, movies, television shows, fashion, and music. Traditional arts and languages may be lost. A country that depends on another for a crucial trade good, such as oil, may become less self-sufficient. It may also become involved in wars in order to maintain the supply of what it wants.

The Future of Globalization People often disagree about the impact of globalization. Some observers think that its benefits outweigh its drawbacks. Other people believe that it is doing more harm than good. In any case, one thing seems certain: globalization is here to stay. And it is likely to increase.

One reason for the increase in globalization is that many developing countries see it as a path out of poverty. These poor countries have observed how countries like South Korea and Singapore have prospered from global trade. Both countries welcomed foreign companies, and both saw their economies grow rapidly as a result. Now other countries want to follow their example.

Now that you have read, please write one position paragraph detailing your opinion on globalization. Is it good or bad? Why? Use examples from the reading.

Explain how Europe’s physical geography has supported its development.