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these are natural wind patterns created by air movement over land masses. they are refered to as trade winds, because during the time of sail powered shipping, these more constant wind patterns were used to provide the most expedient travel times between places of early commerce.

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Because they shorten the time it takes to get from one place to another. For example - say you had an easterly trade wind... that would help to push a sailing ship from east to west faster than if the ship was sailing from west to east.

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because it balences out the warm and cold air, or it is trade winds

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Sailing with the wind in their backs made the journeys ever so much easier and faster.

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The trade winds are important because their cooling breezes moderate the high temperatures in the torrid zone where most islands in Oceania are located.

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