Social Sciences, asked by asiyach13, 8 months ago

how does climate affect our clothing habits​

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Answered by pprathiksha879
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Answer:

Climate affects clothing. Cold weather equals more clothing, or at least thicker clothing. It also tends to dictate what sort of animals/crops you can use. Goats are probably more common in warm climates than sheep.

Answered by dhani10
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Answer:

Because summer have hot climate and winter have cold climate

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