Sociology, asked by imandidhanasree, 2 months ago

the word prairie is derived from

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Answered by Ishaansharma1234

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Prairie means grassland, and comes from the French word for "meadow." While we might describe a single meadow, we usually use prairie to describe a type of countryside.

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Prairie means grassland, and comes from the French word for "meadow." While we might describe a single meadow, we usually use prairie to describe a type of countryside.

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