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I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my topic is Georgia's Geography
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I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on

my topic is Georgia's Geography

I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my-example-1
I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my-example-1
I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my-example-2
I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my-example-3
I need help with this history portfolio the4 screenshots are what im working on my-example-4
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Well the climate is 83 / 62°F for the first screenshot. The second one I could answer is the one about state parks. Its FD Roosevelt State Park. Apparently that's all I can answer. Hope what I answered helped.

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Georgia’s climate is hot and humid. Georgia’s agriculture is known for peanuts, pecans, and cotton. For the state park one there is Seminole state park. One historic site is Savannah. A museum people can visit is Fernbank.
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