What r the differences between north and south majorca?
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north america is north of the equator and south america is outh
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Northern? Southern? The distinction is difficult to make for many states because they are generally categorized by their affiliations during the Civil War, not so much as to their geographical location. That makes it tough.\nGenerally being a southern state meant being located south of the Mason-Dixon line (which Maryland is). The Mason-Dixon line is actually the common east to west border of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Interestingly, if one were to extend the line to the east it would go through the southern part of NewJersey. Hm? We should all be glad, northern or southern, that we live in the \nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
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Consider this- the North had the factories and the ability to ship goods produced by those factories for export, the South had plantations with a lot fewer ways of shipping the goods (cotton, etc.) to the factories where the cotton, etc. was made into other things(virtually no way to export goods).
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Try the Scottish board of tourism. You can Google them and visit their web site, for all sorts of information.\nPerhaps you can e-mail them for that sort of information.\nI'm not sure if they have that option, as I haven't been back to Scotland for many years. But no harm in asking, and I wouldn't be surprised if they did have it.
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Whe teaching basic navigation we cover the difference between magnetci and grid north.  Previous answer here is good.  But I would like to add the ditty we use to remind people to apply the variation figure when moving from the map to compass and vice versa.\n\nwhen taking bearing from the map and putting onto the compass add the variation (From grid to mag ADD)\n\nWhen applying a compass bearing to the map then take the variation off. (From mag to grid get rid).\n\nAlso the amounbt of variation and its direction will vary depending on where you are on the earth.. In the UK the magnetic variation is about 6 degrees West.\n\nWe use the ditty "Variation East Compass Least (ie take the figure off the magnetic reading)- Variation West Compass Best." (ie add it to the magnetic reading.)
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I have worked in both the north and the south, and don't see a difference overall. Work ethics very from person to person, and are sometimes motivated by other factors, a person living in the north may focus all attention on getting something finished before winter, while a person in the south may be more concerned about summer or another event. Sometimes work ethics are established by the company that you work for. You may have deadlines, or you may work at a job that the perfection or quality of the work is more important, then the time it takes.
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A very interesting and very controversial question. Not everyone is going to accept either side's position. \n\nThere are two ways to look at the situation: History of ownership & current residents.\n\nMost of the current residents are British citizens of Scottish descent. The inhabitants, for the most part, are extremely supportive of their British status. I was in Argentina last year and visited the Falklands, as I'm a historian and have a prticular interest in the FIs. \n\nAs to the history, it's varied and not entirely bloodless, even before the Falkland War most people think of when those words are used.\n\nThe FIs were unihabited when the Spanish arrived, but archaeological evidence suggests native visitations, probably by the Yaghan (a native peoples of Tierra del Fuego). The Spanish took control, though both the French & the Brits had various types of inhabitations on the islands. Eventually, the UK invaded in 1833. It's pretty much been Brit ever since then. Argentina still claims it, though the Argies are in no shape to cntest this.\n\nSo, who "was right"? It all depends on your politics. If you believe in Argentine expansion (or "Reclamation") of former or contested possessions, then certainly the Argies were correct in invading. If you want to honor the wishes of a vast percentage of the population as well as the standing historical occupation of the island, then the Brits. \n\nIt's all in the politics.
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between what?  Castellano vs Espanol (The Spain variety vs everything else)?  All Hispanic countries in general?  Over time?  You need to specify
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Which direction. Going south requires nothing. No ID, no car, no money. Going north requires a Coyote, money, a safe house, etc.\nI have previously lived illegally in Mexico for two years. I was never asked by anyone what my resident status was. I got a job in a Mexican hotel and rented a house and had all my utilities hooked up. Still no one asked me for any papers.
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The northern most islands are the most settled and most populated.  These are also the safest for Americans to visit.  As you move south, the population changes especially far down south which is radical Muslim and very dangerous for Americans.\n\nStart north, which is where internation flights come in anyway.  Then work your way toward the middle islands for laid back beauty and fun.
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Yes, they are different.  Not only that, but many South American countries are a bit different from eachother too.  And they're all different from the Spanish spoken in Mexico,  here in Puerto Rico or in our neighbor, the Dominican Republic.  Some words are different, and the accents are certainly different.  For instance, the word "luz" (light) is pronounced "loos" here but in Spain it would be pronounced "looth."      \n\nThese are similar to the differences you would find in the English spoken in the United States, in England, and in Australia, etc.  They're all the same language, technically, but there are many regional differences such as words, meanings, accents, etc.  You'll find these changes even within the same countries too; people in California speak differently than those in Tennessee, for instance.  \n\nHope this helps answer your question.\n\nFR
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Due to Spain's own geographical situation which allows only its northern part to be in the way of the Jet Stream's typical path and due to its own orographic conditions, the weather is very diverse.\nThe northern, southern and eastern Mediterranean coast areas have a Mediterranean climate - warm/hot in summer and mild/cool winters. The southeast Mediterranean coast is arid. Thje Atlantic coast has a mild climate and the inner plateau region is dry and has hot summers and cold winters.\n\nCustoms - they have fiestas in the towns on the town's patron saint's day. The entire village turns out for weddings. At many weddings the men are offered a cigar and the women are given a little present, usually something sweet-smelling. Most social events start late. \n\nSome popular foods include tapas, jamon serrano (country ham), tortilla, flan, paella, and gazpacho.\n\nIn general the Spanish have a very modern outlook on clothing. They are keen on designer clothes but quality is more mportant than a designer name. Spanish made clothes tend to be high quality and reasonably priced.\n\nThe Spanish currency is the Euro.
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the south was colonized by the french and spanish.  the english colonized new england.  Penslvanya was colonzed by the dutch and germans.
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imagine france is cut in two part, north and south : the french of the north seems to be freez like a german or an english, the french of the south is like a italian or a spanish poepl, before u date him/her ask where she/he come from...
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There is no west line.  East and west are relative terms.  North and south are obsolute terms, because they relate to absolute locations (the North and South poles, respectively).  East and west don't work like that.  They are like right and left--you could turn right infinitely and never reach a maximum state of rightness.
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My Guess being a native of Nor-Cal(Grew up in Fremont) that the Monterey & Fresno areas would be the dividing lines of North & South
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what is the difference between the two