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im not sure about all of it but i know tht they have very cold and long winters
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What you think was the most important difference between new Amsterdam and new France?
New Amsterdam had a warmer climate with better farming capabilities than New France
What do you think was the most important difference between New Amsterdam and New France?
New Amsterdam had a warmer climate with better farming capabilities than New France
What is the climate in July in France?
The climate in France is from moderately warm (70F) to hot (90F)
Does France have the same climate as Britain?
Northern France does but the South of France is much warmer.
Does Paris France have hurricanes?
Mainland France has a temperate climate and there are no hurricanes.
What is a description of the climate and vegetation of France.?
Mediterranen
What are the the physical characteristics of France?
France is located in western Europe, and has a temperate climate. Related questions are linked regarding France's landforms, main mountain ranges, climate.
What type of climate does france have?
The social climate ranges from cold to frigid but, meteologically speaking, it can be pleasant.
What is a reason that grapes are grown in France?
The climate supports that plant, if the climate changes the UK will eventually have a suitable climate too for grapes.
What is new jeresys climate?
the climate of new Jersey is subtropical
What kind of climate is found in both england and france?
Temperate
Is Southern France hotter than Northern France?
Southern France is hotter than Northern France, especially in the summer where the climate up North is mild, whereas the teperatures in southern France may be really hot. In Southern France the climate is described as "Mediterranean" (somewhat Californian) while in the remainder of the country the climate is described as "temperate".Eastern regions, being farther form the mild influence of the Atlantic Ocean, have the coldest temperatures during winter.
