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What are the two types of houses found in cold places?
One type of house built in cold regions is the igloo which is usually built with snow and ice. Another type built to withstand cold climates, are houses with steep-pitched roofs, good insulation, and double glazed or thermal windows.
What type of hose were built by the Iroquois?
long house
What type of houses are made in snow regions?
Domed snow house
What is a Chalet?
Chalet(also called as Swiss Chalet) is a type of house made of wood mainly built around the mountain regions. It's origin is Switzerland, and Europe has more number of chalets .
What is the type of house in Glasgow?
Tenement houses are built in Glasgow
What is pakka house?
Pakka house is house which is built of cement, iron and bricks and the type of pakka house are bunglow, multistories and flat.
What type of disaster might affect a house built on a cliff?
Earthquakes
In My Ántonia what type of structure does Ántonia and her family live in?
A house built of sod
What type of houses are built on mountains?
Depending on the location you have to build a house in the mountains, almost any type of house will work. Multi-level houses are often built to follow the contour of the mountain. The slope of the land and stability of the site can make a difference on the type of house you build.
Are houses built on stilts built in places prone to flooding?
Stilt houses are very common in Asia surprisingly this type of house is also built in the elevated ground.
How does gelifluction contribute to the process of soil erosion in cold regions?
Gelifluction, a type of soil movement caused by freeze-thaw cycles, contributes to soil erosion in cold regions by loosening and displacing soil particles. As the soil thaws and refreezes, it creates pressure that pushes soil downhill, leading to erosion.
How does climate affect the type of house you live in or the clothes you wear?
Climate can affect the type of house you live in by influencing the need for insulation, heating, and cooling systems. In colder regions, houses often have thicker walls and insulation to retain heat, while in warmer regions, houses may have better ventilation and shading. Climate also influences the type of clothes you wear, with people in colder regions wearing thicker layers to stay warm, and people in warmer regions wearing lighter, breathable fabrics to stay cool.
