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The Trade Winds Blow Toward the Equator from the Northeast

Question 22

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The trade winds blow toward the equator from the northeast and southeast, pushing equatorial water westward to form the north and south

A) summer and winter monsoon.
B) circumpolar current.
C) equatorial currents.
D) equatorial countercurrents.

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