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... grain and vegetables ; and with. FIGURE 2. Cows grazing on a dairy farm . FIGURE 4. A cotton field in the picking season . Geography Begins with the Study of Home Life . Geography is the study of the earth , and of the people who live ...
... grain and vegetables ; and with. FIGURE 2. Cows grazing on a dairy farm . FIGURE 4. A cotton field in the picking season . Geography Begins with the Study of Home Life . Geography is the study of the earth , and of the people who live ...
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... grains , which are ground into flour and meal for making bread , cakes , and pies . Dairy farmers keep cows for their milk . Some of the milk is made into butter and cheese , but most of it is put into bottles and cans and sent to the ...
... grains , which are ground into flour and meal for making bread , cakes , and pies . Dairy farmers keep cows for their milk . Some of the milk is made into butter and cheese , but most of it is put into bottles and cans and sent to the ...
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Harmon Bay Niver. where they could raise grain and vegetables ; and with the logs they built cabins . Hunters ... grain , and from the differ- ent kinds of plants , animals , and minerals . The work of making up the raw materials ...
Harmon Bay Niver. where they could raise grain and vegetables ; and with the logs they built cabins . Hunters ... grain , and from the differ- ent kinds of plants , animals , and minerals . The work of making up the raw materials ...
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... moist days of May and June . Now think what would happen if we had such weather all the year , as the people in Central Africa have ! Think how the trees , bushes , grass , and grain would grow ! After a time. 10 HOME GEOGRAPHY.
... moist days of May and June . Now think what would happen if we had such weather all the year , as the people in Central Africa have ! Think how the trees , bushes , grass , and grain would grow ! After a time. 10 HOME GEOGRAPHY.
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Harmon Bay Niver. grass , and grain would grow ! After a time the whole country , if left untouched , would be covered ... grain , and sometimes they take prisoners , whom they used to sell as slaves ; but this slave trade has now been ...
Harmon Bay Niver. grass , and grain would grow ! After a time the whole country , if left untouched , would be covered ... grain , and sometimes they take prisoners , whom they used to sell as slaves ; but this slave trade has now been ...
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Page 71 - Each degree is divided into 60 equal parts called minutes, and each minute into 60 equal parts called seconds.
Page 260 - This is an enormous figure cut out of the solid rock, having the head of a woman and the body of a lion.
Page 76 - The space between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle is called the North Temperate Zone, and that between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle is the South Temperate Zone.
Page 90 - A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water is called a strait.
Page 101 - They crossed the Rocky Mountains and descended the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean, thus gaining a foothold in the extreme Northwest.
Page 274 - Compare the cotton crop of the United States with that of the rest of the world.
Page 212 - Germany vast amounts of it are found a few feet below the surface of the ground in the northern part of the country.
Page 36 - An island is a body of land completely surrounded by water" and "A mountain is a high elevation of land composed mainly of rock." We struggled through, "Ponds and lakes are bodies of water that occupy depressions in the land." Whatever depressions in the land might be, it was beyond us to fathom ; but woe engulfed us if we could not tell that lakes occupied them. We sometimes had ten or more of these definitions in one day, and some of us were "kept in...
Page 61 - ... the right hand toward the east, and the left hand toward the west. The Making and Reading of Maps.