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What else can I help you with?
Can dirt roads be a subject?
Certainly! John Denver said it best! "Country Roads" take me home... was he not asking the dirt road beneath his feet to help find his way? West Virginia was his goal but the way to get there was more the subject, wasn't it?
How did the trampoline help us?
Helped us with weight loss.
What made Michelangelo's work so important?
They help us now make and invent new things that help us in our lives.
How does earth day help us?
it doesnt!
What of science is used to help understand the world around us?
lots of it. for example cells help us learn about how we live in this world we call earth.
Why do roads help us?
Roads help us today by making it easier to transfer materials and supplies from place to place.
How did the developement of roads boost the growth of the US?
this help the u.s growth roads by making it easier for transporting materials and supplies and other resources
How do maps help us travel?
they tell u where to go and what roads to down to get to your destination
What us state has the most paved roads?
Texas has the most paved roads of any US state.
How planes help us in case of war?
Planes can fly over enemy-held territory and shoot pictures of camps, weapons, and roads.
What have the Romans done for us?
The Romans Have Given us the aqueduct, sanitation, roads, loads more !
Why are roads important to us?
I believe this is the wierest asked question i have seen so far. Roads are important to us so you know where your going.
State by state roads in US?
Florida
How did the roman use of roads help their economic growth?
The roads made trading easier within the empire
How does table salt keep wet roads from freezing in cold weather?
how does salt help roads not freeze
How do map helps us?
It can help us to know where we are and where should we go. It also help us to know where the countries are.
How many times would all public roads in the US wrap around the earth?
The total length of public roads in the US is approximately 4.1 million miles. The circumference of the Earth is about 24,901 miles. Dividing the total length of US public roads by the Earth's circumference gives us approximately 164.6. Therefore, US public roads would wrap around the Earth around 165 times.
