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What is the temperature of the Anasazi?
The southwest desert where they lived was very hot and dry, with Summertime temperatures soaring into the 100s.
Why did Polk believe no one would take an enslaved person to the southwest?
Polk believed that no one would take an enslaved person to the southwest because of the climate of the area. The climate in the southwest was dry, this meant that it would not be suitable for plantations. Therefore, there would be no need for the help that came from enslaved people.
What kind of land did the desert southwest native Americans live on?
Desert lands and very dry
What were the resources of mid-Atlantic colonies?
Lumber, dry soil, farm land, and water for fishing, timber
Why did the southwest Indians grow crops instead of relying on hunting and gathering?
Probably because the dry climate limited the amount and variety of plants and animals that they could have hunted or gathered.
What kind of climate in the southwest?
The southwest is hot and dry.
Do Mountains in the southwest keep the southwest region dry?
no
True or false the southwest is mostly dry?
Yes. The southwest is best known for its deserts.
What is the climate in the southwest of the us?
hot and dry
What is the soil like in the southwest?
dry and firm
What are the release dates for Running Dry in the American Southwest - 2008 TV?
Running Dry in the American Southwest - 2008 TV was released on: USA: September 2008
What actors and actresses appeared in Running Dry in the American Southwest - 2008?
The cast of Running Dry in the American Southwest - 2008 includes: Jane Seymour as Narrator
Cattle suited to dry Southwest conditions?
Longhorn
What direction do dry monsoons generally go?
to the southwest
Do the mountains in the west keep the southwest region dry?
no
Do mountains in the west keep the southwest region dry?
no
What is the primary economic activity of the southwest?
The economy is not as dry as the Midwest, but still dry. == ==
