Miscellaneous

If, by "man made", you mean a line drawn on a map, rather than a natural geogrephical feature like a river, the border between New York State and NJ is man- made.

For an inordinately vague question, you get an appropriately vague answer: Because similarities exist. More specifically, different places share the attributes of their underlying structures. i.e. All places on Earth have the same basic atmosphere. Also, the human psyche tends to categorize experiences based on their differences and similarities to other experiences. Any two places examined by the same person will conjure up similarities in the mind. However, the answer that best fits the wording of the question is that the fact that they both different is a point of similarity.

This is a good question! It is because the Germanic place name suffix ingen which means 'descendants of' was romanized in that region. This extends beyond the beginning of the 11th century and extensively during the 17th century.

It is not necessarily more expensive always. Property values tend to increase as surrounding improvements occur. This could be an improved access road, a park, commercial bulidings, or other homes. Centers of town are usually where development starts and then expands radially as the population grows. If the land is more expensive it is because the surrounding businesses are prosperous and the residents of the nearby home have a higher annual incomes. From economics we know that higher demand increases costs.

Globalisation is when countries become more interlinked, economically, socially and politically.

- Trans-National Corporations are important in this process. These can provide employment in countries (such as call centers in India). They can also improve infrastructure (such as roads) in these countries. This may aid the development of the country.

- understand other cultures better

- discuss global issues, such as climate change, together

- technology which can improve lives becomes available to more people

- the process has involved the development of new trade routes

- inflation is less likely to occur at a rapid rate due to competition on the market

Maine's land is hilly and rocky. It was hard for the colonists to farm there. :( But they still made it. Also, I don't know for sure if there are big cliffs and all that, but Maine sure isn't flat! :)

Traverse City, Michigan

The most valuable resource of the Northeast is its skilled workforce and educational institutions. The region is known for its highly educated population and access to top-tier universities and research centers, which drive innovation and economic growth.

The Dudesons are originally from Finland and are based in a town called Seinäjoki. They also have a strong presence in the United States, where they create content for their international audience.

The highest parts of the Southwest region are typically found in the Rocky Mountains, which run through states like Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. Peaks like Mount Elbert in Colorado and Wheeler Peak in New Mexico are among the tallest in this region.

One location is relative to another location.

The term for the area between settled lands and wilderness is "buffer zone." This serves as a transitional area that often acts as a protective barrier against the encroachment of wilderness into settled areas or vice versa.

The Southeastern growing season in the US tends to be longer and milder, allowing for multiple crop cycles and a diversity of crops to be grown. This benefits agriculture in the region by increasing yields and expanding the variety of produce that can be cultivated. However, the warm and humid climate also brings challenges such as pest pressure and diseases that can affect crops.

The majority of immigrants to the United States come from Latin America and Asia. Countries such as Mexico, China, India, and the Philippines are among the top sending countries for immigrants to the US.

Most people in the Northeast live in urban areas such as New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, and in the suburban areas surrounding these major cities. These areas have a high population density due to the presence of businesses, universities, cultural attractions, and other amenities.

Twenty three and a half degrees north is the Tropic of Cancer. South= tropic of Capricorn

Ulster covers an area of approximately 24,481 square kilometers. It is the second largest province in Ireland and is divided between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The stimulus of geotropism is gravity. Plants respond to gravity by growing in a specific direction - roots grow towards gravity (positive geotropism) and shoots grow away from gravity (negative geotropism).

The elevation at 26925 Highway 88, Pioneer, California 95666 is approximately 2,377 feet above sea level.

ANSWER: There are seven continents on planet Earth: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia. All the continents are one large landmass in the sense that they're connected under the oceans' waters, but they are separated by ocean waters on the surface. Theoretically, if the ocean waters were to dissolve, the earth would be one large landmass, or continent. As to ownership, the different land masses around the planet belongs to different nations. For example, the 48 continental U.S. states as well as Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C., Alaska, and Hawaii belong to the United States of America. While the states reside in North America, they do not "belong" to the continent, but to the nation, and are governed thereby.

Montana 147,046 square miles then New Mexico 121,593 square miles

The United States and Canada share the world's longest undefended border, stretching over 5,500 miles. The border is known as the "Peace Arch Border," symbolizing the peaceful relationship between the two countries.

There is no average size of a neighborhood. In a city, neighborhoods are divided into blocks. In housing developments, the blocks may be larger or smaller. It also depends on how large the houses and properties are on a block.

The fertile Central Valley is located in the state of California, running approximately 450 miles from north to south. It is known for its rich agricultural production and is bordered by the Sierra Nevada to the east and the Coast Ranges to the west.

There are approximately 247.105 acres in one square kilometer.