Why is North America called 'The land of Prairies'?
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The temperate grasslands of North America are called the Prairies. The word 'Prairie' originated from the Latin word 'priata' which means meadow. ... For the most part, prairies are treeless but, near the low lying plains, flanking river valleys, woodlands can be found.
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The temperate grasslands of North America are called the Prairies. The word 'Prairie' originated from the Latin word 'priata' which means meadow. ... For the most part, prairies are treeless but, near the low lying plains, flanking river valleys, woodlands can be found.
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