All of the following are reasons that the Earth has seasons EXCEPT for A High and low tides B Revolution C Rotation D Tilt of axis

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All of the following are reasons that the Earth has seasons EXCEPT for

A High and low tides

B Revolution

C Rotation

D Tilt of axis

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I wanna say b or a but one of those

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