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The criollos, or landowners, are the oldest ruling group. They are conservative,
aristocratic, and religious. Because most of them live on large plantations, or
haciendas, in the mountains they are also known as serranos, or mountain
people.
The criollos, or landowners, are the oldest ruling group. They are conservative,
aristocratic, and religious. Because most of them live on large plantations, or
haciendas, in the mountains they are also known as serranos, or mountain
people.
Side 85
Like all other fishes, they have backbones, live in water, and breathe through gills
. They are cold-blooded — that is, their body temperature varies with the
surrounding temperature. Most kinds of eels live in the sea. A few kinds live in
fresh ...
Like all other fishes, they have backbones, live in water, and breathe through gills
. They are cold-blooded — that is, their body temperature varies with the
surrounding temperature. Most kinds of eels live in the sea. A few kinds live in
fresh ...
Side 90
>THE PEOPLE The ancient Greek historian Herodotus called Egypt "the gift of
the Nile." And almost all of Egypt's people live on less than 4 percent of the land,
on the fertile soil that borders the Nile. Most of the rest of Egypt is desert,
inhabited ...
>THE PEOPLE The ancient Greek historian Herodotus called Egypt "the gift of
the Nile." And almost all of Egypt's people live on less than 4 percent of the land,
on the fertile soil that borders the Nile. Most of the rest of Egypt is desert,
inhabited ...
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