Answer:
Yugoslavia
Explanation:
yugoslavia started to collapse in the early 1990's and offically collapsed in 2003
Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows.
A map of European rivers. Rivers are labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. 1 is in the United Kingdom. 2 is in Spain. 3 is in Germany. 4 is in Italy along the Swiss border. 5 extends from Romania to Germany.
Image by Dbachmann
The river that is labeled with the number 1 on the map above is the __________ River.
A.
Thames
B.
Tagus
C.
Rhine
D.
Po
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer: A. Thames
Explanation:
The map key above states that the river labeled 1 is in the United Kingdom. Of the given options, the Thames is the only river located in England so should be the right answer.
The Thames is a very symbolic river and flows through the British capital of London as well as Oxford, Reading and Windsor. It is the second longest river in the United Kingdom with a length of 215 miles.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
a
How big does Cestrum nostrum grow
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Answer: D
Explanation:
sounds like you're learning about how continents form so try d :) hope this helps
In the Caste system, Brahmins consisted of
Answer:
Explanation:
The Brahmin Varna consists of priests, and individuals of this specific Varna are separated into sub-castes called gotras
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Wegner was not the first scientist to present the idea of continental drift. What did Wegner add to his theory to convince scientists that continents were once connected together?
Explanation:
Wegener found that large-scale geological features on separated continents often matched very closely when the continents were brought together. ... Wegener was not the first to suggest that the continents had once been connected, but he was the first to present extensive evidence from several fields.
2. Name two characteristics of the geography of North South America.
Answer:
Mountains and coastal plains
Explanation:
The ability to predict whether helps people make some decisions in advance. For which of these decisions would knowing the weather forecast he lease useful
Answer:
studying all day on a Sunday
Explanation:
Weathering forecasting may be defined as the application of science which is used to predict and estimate the conditions of the weather or the atmosphere for a given time and location. It is primarily done to inform people about the weather conditions for the upcoming days so that they can schedule and plan their activities. It also helps in doing agriculture, performing any adventures activities and also helps people from natural disasters and calamities such as floods, rainfall, cyclones. droughts, etc.
It is the ability of the people to predict the weather conditions that helps them to make some decisions well in advance such going for picnic or fishing, etc.
One such decision where knowing the weather forecast is least useful is when one plans to study on an Sunday. One can study on any day regardless of any weather conditions. Studying does not depends on the weather forecast.
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Answer:
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Select three cities that are experiencing dry conditions Seattle, Charleston, New York and Washington DC
Answer:
Seattle, New York city, Washington D.C.
Explanation:
Air pressure changes the temperature of the environment. When the warm air rises above, the pressure is low. At the same time, when the cold air sinks down, the air pressure is said to be high. Places that has high pressure experiences a dry environment with clear skies. According to the given map, Seattle, New York city, and Washington D.C. are experiencing the dry and clean conditions.
9. Three percent of the world’s water resources are found as a. fresh water. c. icecaps and glaciers. b. salt water. d. groundwater. _____ 10. Most of the pollutants in the ocean come from a. commercial boats and personal watercraft. b. spills from oil tankers. c. activities on land. d. leaking underground storage facilities. _____ 11. The largest watershed in the United States is the a. Mississippi River. c. Colorado River. b. Yukon River. d. Rio Grande. _____ 12. During the water treatment process, what is the purpose of adding chlorine to water? a. to remove large debris b. to form flocs c. to kill or limit bacterial growth d. to remove unwanted gases
Answer:
9. c
10. c
11. a
11.c
Explanation:
97% of the world's water resources are found in salt water.
3% are found in icecaps and glaciers
The Mississippi River watershed is the largest in America with an area of 3.2 million square kilometers. it is the fourth largest in the world. It covers about 40% of the continental landmass of the US
Select the correct location on the image.
A weather map shows contrasting systems of low pressure and high pressure zones. Choose the arrow that shows the direction in which the
wind will blow.
Answer:
The one on the furthest right <3
Explanation:
Answer:
how it should look
The Global methane flux is a result of both natural processes and anthropogenic activities. Which of the following is true regarding the global atmospheric methane flux over the past decade. Group of answer choices Animal agriculture has been on the rise and so it has been the largest contributor to the increased flux. Biomass burning contributes more to the methane flux per year than animal agriculture. Anthropogenic activities contribute less to the yearly methane flux than natural sources. Geological seeps contribute large amounts of methane. Methane fluxes associated with oil and natural gas production exceed the production from natural sources. All of the above None of the above
Answer:
Animal agriculture has been on the rise and so it has been the largest contributor to the increased flux. Biomass burning contributes more to the methane flux per year than animal agriculture.
Explanation:
The above is the reason why there has been a global methane flux increament in the environment. This is because, the escrements from the animals as well as plants decaying materials and biomass are great contributors to those increased methane.
List the
layers
from
youngest
to oldest.
Answer: D, E, C, F, B, A
Explanation: The bottomest fossils tend to be the oldest, and the highest fossils tend to be the youngest.
1. Which era spans the least amount of time on the geologic scale? a. Cenozoic b. Mesozoic c. Paleozoic d. Precambrian
Explanation:
cenozoic which is at 65 million years slader website
The maximum possible latitude on earth is
180°
90°
60°
30°
Answer:
B) 90
Explanation:
What are the four basic requirements which have to be met for life to exist?
Answer:
energy carbon liquid water oxygen
do you think the proportion of the population who are not of working age will change in the future . if so ,which part (under 15, or 65 and over ) ? explain your thinking
Answer:
yes because they may not be alot of jobs in the future since technology is expanding and becoming almost everywhere
Buddhist philosophy arrived in China in about early centuries of the years A.D. Buddhism is a major faith today in East and Southeast Asia. How did Buddhism become a major belief system in China, Japan, the Koreans, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos?
Conquest; Buddhist monks conquered all of East Asia and Southeast Asia.
Buddhism was diffused along trade routes such as the Silk Road.
European missionaries brought Buddhism to East and Southeast Asia.
Zen pandas introduced Buddhism in East Asia and Southeast Asia.
Buddhism was diffused along trade routes such as the Silk Road.
Assess the reasons why some countries are more vulnerable than others to the impacts of tropical cyclones? (8) marker
The case studies are hurrican katrina and cyclone Alia
Explanation:
Because of the diversity of human and physical factors that contribute to the variation of degree of vulnerability across a country, especially when the complexity of interaction between them is considered, no country or population has the same vulnerabilities to natural disasters as another. Instead, the geography of a country combined with its level of political, social and economic development interplay to dictate how hazard proximity and vulnerability combine to cause, or avoid, a disaster. Recent tectonic disasters such as the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, display two contrasting, but both commandingly devastating, instances in which a predisposition to tectonic hazards and vulnerability caused great human, economic and structural devastation.
What are the benefits and drawbacks to the different kinds of compasses that have been invented?
Answer:Disadvantages
It is less precise compared to other advanced methods of surveying.
It is easily subjected to various errors such as errors adjoining magnetic meridian, local attraction etc.
Imperfect sighting of the ranging rods and inaccurate leveling also causes error.
ADVANTAGES: Does not require any electrical power to function (except for night illumination), therefore is not affected by the loss of power. Tends to be more stable than a fluxgate compass. Usually, the bigger the compass card diameter on a magnetic compass, the more stable, (and also the easier to read)
True or false East Asia has an abundance of infertile,dry land
Answer:
False, East Asia thrived in crop growing.
Explanation:
Answer:
true
Explanation:
im pritty sure it true but i might be wrong so sorry if im wrong
Mid-oceanic ridge is a long mountain range on the ocean floor, extending almost continuously through the North and South Atlantic Oceans, the Indian Ocean, and the South Pacific Ocean. A deep rift valley is located at its center, from which magma flows and forms new oceanic crust. As the magma cools and hardens it becomes part of the mountain range. Mid-oceanic ridges form when tectonic plates meet beneath the ocean and ridge-push, slab-pull or do both to create a subduction zone. See Also :
Answer:
Both.
Explanation:
Both ridge-push and slab-pull is responsible for the formation of Mid-oceanic ridges. Ridge push occurs due to gravitational force. As the rocks near the ridge cool down, they become denser as compared to the Mantle so the gravity pulls them away whereas, Slab pull is the pulling force exerted by a cold, dense oceanic plate dive quickly into the mantle due to its higher weight as compared to Mantle. So both ridge-push and slab-pull occurs at the Mid-oceanic ridges.
I'm stuck in the question
Answer:
You're option should be the 4th one( the bottom right corner)
When an operator uses equipment to load or unload, he or she is shifting the center of gravity and risking a flat tire.
False
True
Which of these groups has been discriminated against in U.S. history?
Native Americans
Japanese Americans
Chinese Americans
all of the above
t II Attempt all questions
1. What is an Oasis?
b. name some plants that are found in an equatorial forest
Answer:
1. An oasis is a place in the desert where water supply is available, i.e. there is a water body like a pond but more shallower. Sometimes trees producing fruits also grow near an oasis. Many of the times, a settlement grows around an oasis.
2. Some plants that are found in the equatorial forest include; palms, ferns, ginger-worts, and wild plantains, arums, orchids, and bamboos.
Answer:
1. An Oasis is a fertile spot in a desert, where water is found
2. Mahogany tress are found in the equatorial region.Rubber tress do not grow in the Mediterranean region.Beach is not a part of the tundra region.
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Conservationists help to restore ecosystems. Which activity will positively affect the abiotic conditions of an ecosystem?
Answer:
Keeping lakes and rivers free of pollution.
Explanation:
Answer:
you didn't sub,
Explanation:
Could someone help please?
Answer:
See explanation below
Explanation:
1. heat
2. evaporate
3. condense
4. rain
5. cloud
Which country includes regions with subpolar climates and regions that are very humid and warm?
A: Mongolia
B: Hong Kong
C: Taiwan
D: China
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Answer:
I'm pretty sure It's 3
Explanation:
The hottest rock near the bottom of the mantle