Question

Why are the seasons in North and South America reversed?

Answer 1

It gets more rays on one side and less on the other

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason why the seasons are reversed is that, for example, if it's winter in North America, it doesn't get much of the sun's rays, but in South America it get's a lot more rays.

Answer 2

It is summer in June in the northern hemisphere because the sun's rays reach that part of the Earth more directly than at other times of the year. It is winter in December in the northern hemisphere, because that is the time when the South Pole turns to lean towards the Sun.