South ? Warm, humid, growing, part of United States with important oil discoveries Pacific Northwest ? Northern part of this peninsula is heavily populated, near San Diego Midwest ? Vast forests and active volcanoes, in the United States Baja California ? Includes area around the American and Canadian shores of the Great Lakes​

Ascenario that doesnt  include any modern objects like electricity

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Ibelieve its c.  that to me seems like the closest answer 

It's probably because the earth is actually tilted and is not straight when orbiting the sun. that's why when it's winter here, it's summer in the southern hemisphere. in the wintertime in the northern hemisphere, it's colder here because it's tilted away from the sun and the southern hemisphere is tilted closer to the sun (i believe this is the case anyways)