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The United States were settled basically from east to west. Horace Greely encouraged the Western expansion.
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In which geographical direction did the US expand?
The US expanded westward, particularly through the Louisiana Purchase and acquisitions of Florida and California.
In which geographical direction Did US expand?
westward
What geographical feature was Egypt settled around?
The river Nile
Which geographical direction the pole star indicates?
North
Who settled the pacific northwest US?
it settled in india
How do you spell South?
The geographical direction is "south" and capitalized refers to a certain region or group, such as the South (the Confederacy) in the US Civil War.
Why does a freely suspended magnet not show geographical N'S direction exact?
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What does the word aspect mean in geographical terms?
In geographical terms, the word aspect refers to the direction a slope faces in relation to the sun, typically impacting factors like temperature, soil moisture, and vegetation growth. For example, a north-facing slope in the Northern Hemisphere receives less direct sunlight and tends to be cooler and wetter than a south-facing slope.
What is the US geographical state?
Alaska.
When were the Northern US colonies settled?
the colines were settled in the year of the hat
If it is 300 pm which direction is your shadow in?
The exact direction will depend on your geographical location. The general direction will be towards the east, since the Sun will be towards the west. In general, the shadow is opposite to the Sun.
What makes the western border?
Generally it is the geographical place beyond which an individual or state lays no claim in that direction
