The global winds that blow from the same direction most of the year. A Horse Latitudes B. Doldrums C. Middle Latitudes D. High Latitudes E. Low Latitudes E Prevailing Winds

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The global winds that blow from the same direction most of the year.

A Horse Latitudes
B. Doldrums
C. Middle Latitudes
D. High Latitudes
E. Low Latitudes
E Prevailing Winds

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I think is E
Prevailing winds

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