Geography, asked by purvaja6067, 1 year ago

During a visit to Mexico, Jada was thirsty and wanted to buy a drink. It was the middle of the day, yet Jada could not find a store that was open. What best explains why Jada could not find an open store?

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Answered by margaretmary12
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The answer is the shops were closed for the siesta time.

Reasoning

⊕ Siesta is a short nap taken after the midday meal.

In hot and warm countries like Mexico, people have the habit of taking siesta, after lunch, to save energy from the hot climate.

All the shops are usually closed during this time.

Even government employees used to take siesta, by going home for 2 to 3 hours.

The Mexican government abolished the siesta on June 1, 1944.

But the practice is still followed in certain places especially in rural areas.

Hope it helps.

Answered by Arslankincsem
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Jada visited Mexico which is a hot and warm country.


People usually take a short nap after meal to save their energy .


This sleep is common in a number of countries.This tradition is more famous in warm countries.


Siesta is common through the Mediterranean and Southern Europe.


This is a Spanish word whose origination is from a Latin word sexta which means sixth hour .


This is post lunch drowsiness that causes due to the geographical distribution.


This provides a midday break to the workers as well .

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