Localización de América. América es un amplio continente que se extiende en el sentido de los meridianos, y además, tiene un largo desarrollo latitudinal. Tengo un link que puede ayudar mas con esto me cuentas vale
To what nation do the Galápagos Islands belong?
A) Ecuador
B) Chile
C) Brazil
D) Peru
Answer:
Ecuador
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is a natural phenomenon; if left alone, the Earth's climate fluctuations are minor, and deserts and nondeserts remain constant. b. increases with increasing human population. c. is a geologically slow process; it takes hundreds of years to occur. d. occurs in only less-industrialized regions of the world.
Answer:
I think the answer is A
Explanation:
your question is not clear so I'm not sure
2 quốc gia đứng đầu thế giới về xuất khẩu lúa gạo
Answer:
Ấn Độ và Việt Nam
Explanation:
Answer:
Ấn độ và thái lan
Explanation:
after logging occurs who often moves onto the land
soil erosion and coastal flooding.
The global occurrence of earthquakes reveals that a. they prove that Earth is splitting apart (rifting) at all plate boundaries. b. they usually occur at the center of plates. c. they usually occur on the boundaries of plates or at hot spots. d. their locations are randomly scattered.
Explanation:
they usually occur on the boundries of plates or at hot spots.
Which of the following water resources is not a source of regional dispute?
A. The Euphrates River
B. The Tigris River
C. They are all disputed water sources.
D. The Jordan River
Answer:
Correct Answer is C.
Explanation:
The correct answer is C. They are all disputed water sources
Answer:
C. They are all disputed water sources.
Explanation:
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what are the 3 megacities?
Please help me with these questions from AP Human Geography. (Take these questions seriously)
1. Identify and explain 2 examples of how India is becoming “Americanized”.
2. Identify and describe 2 examples of the positive economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.
3. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.
4. Explain the pattern of population growth from 1800-2011.
5. Describe the projected population for 2045 and explain why that number.
6. Identify and discuss 2 examples of issues faced by the world due to the size of the population.
7. Identify the physical and cultural characteristics of the world’s most typical person today vs. in 2030.
8. Define scale and identify three examples of scale.
9. Explain 2 examples of the impact that events can have on people’s lives worldwide.
10. Describe 2 examples of the positive and/or negative power maps can have when delivering information.
11. For 3 religions, identify 1 example of a holy site found in Jerusalem.
12. Explain the purpose of the Green Line.
13. Discuss 2 examples of how the United States’ decision to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is significant.
14. Explain the issue of “food deserts”.
15. Describe the process in which Dollar Stores are built in towns and cities and how they contribute to food deserts.
16. Discuss 2 examples of the impact of living in food deserts in the United States.
17. Identify and describe the cultural and social causes of ‘gendercide’ [why is there such a preference for boys in particular cultures?]
18. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative effects this skewed sex ratio has on countries.
19. Discuss the role that technology has played in INCREASING ‘gendercide’.
20. Describe Kurdistan.
21. Define Daesh and explain the impact it has had on Iraq.
22. Identify and describe the opposing ideas between Boston Sharbarzheri and Sami Hussein.
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1. Examples include fast foods, and more love marriages (arranged marriages, the norm)
2. Positive effects include more unity, and cultural exchanges
3. Less cultural diversity, More health problems (obesity due to fast food)
4. Growth has been exponential (very high population growth)
5. Projected population is (this is coming from online), ~9 billion people, due to exponential growth and better health care
6. Economic inequality, and basic food/water shortages
7. More diversity, less technological (as opposed to 2030)
8. Scale-A measuremnt measuring magnitude (how big something is), examples include a size scale, weight scale, and measuring scale
9. Politically and socially
10. Can influence public opinion, shape history (due to partition of India using maps)
11. Judaism-Wailing Wall, Christianity-Church of the Holy Selpchure, Islam-Dome of the Rock
12. Railine near Cleveland
13. Means further ties with Israel; alienization of the Palestinians and othe majority Islam countries
14. An issue due to no nutritious food in an area
15. Dollar stores don't contribute much to food
16. Less nutrition; malnutrition
17. Paternal cultures, religion
18. More gender inequality, less people to contribute to the gene pool
19. More social media propogating gendercide
20. A region of land with heavy ethnic ties to the Kurdish people, with land in the land straddling Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. This land has been source of heavy discontent and news. Syrian kurdish groups have propogated an "independent country" named Rojava.
21. It has led to poverty and islamic radicalization
22. I don't understand what you mean by "Sharbarzheri, Sami Hussein, you probably mean "Saddam Hussein"
Explanation:
My brain, books,etc.
*I wrote this on the fly because I was in a hurry.
The paragraph above describes the kangaroos rats ?
Answer:
A
Explanation:
It's explaining it's habitat and surroundings
Answer:
what they said
Explanation:
South African whites began to realize that the apartheld and homelands policies had to change as a result of
The policy is failure to illuminate racial discrimination
A Civil War between blacks and whites
request from white homeland and business leaders
International sanctions and increase in protests
Answer:
International sanctions and increase in protests
Explanation:
The Land Acts of 1950,1954, and 1955 resulted in the apportioning of 80% of South African lands to the whites and just 20% to the blacks. Pass Laws were instituted by the government, thus requiring colored people to carry documents that permitted their entrance into white areas. These acts of segregation and apartheid were met with protests among the black community and international sanctions.
For example, a violent protest that resulted in the death of 69 blacks and several injuries occurred in Sharpeville on March 21, 1960. South Africa received international sanctions from the United States and the United Kingdom in 1985. These and other censures resulted in the abolishment of the pass laws.
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Answer:
energy use to keep cows and the other animals alive. and also manure management.
Are the magnetic north pole and the geographic North Pole always the same distance apart?
Answer:
no
Explanation:
It has to do with the rotation of the liquid iron inside the earth.
how were countries formed
Answer:
Some were established as a result of geographic isolation, such as England. Others were created as the result of emigration, such as Australia, often displacing existing nations. And still others were created from the breakup of larger empires or from peace treaties, such as Croatia.Explanation:
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Match each map type to its description. Drag the items on the left to the correct location on the right
Answer: economic activity map,climate map, physical map, population map, and then political map.
Explanation:
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The matches of different types of maps along with their accurate descriptions can be made as shown below,
Economic activity map illustrates the different types of natural resources and economic activities of an area;A climate map uses variations in color to show the long term weather patterns of a region;A physical map shows features of the Earth such as elevation,bodies of water, or types of vegetation;Population map uses variations in color to demonstrate the number of people living in certain areas;Political map illustrates the boundaries between states and countries. What is the significance of maps?Maps can be referred to or considered as tool for making representations of relevant information regarding a geographical region. The information may be regarding economic activities, climate, physical traits, population and political limits of the geographical region.
Therefore, the significance regarding maps has been aforementioned.
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Why do many Georgia rivers begin in the Blue Ridge province?
Answer:
The Blue Ridge receives the most precipitation of all the regions in Georgia and hosts the headwaters of the Savannah,
Many rivers in Georgia, including the Chattahoochee, Savannah, and Oconee, originate in the Blue Ridge province due to the region's unique geological and topographical characteristics. The Blue Ridge province is characterized by its high elevation, rugged terrain, and ample rainfall. These factors contribute to the formation of numerous streams and rivers.
The elevated landscape of the Blue Ridge province allows for the accumulation of precipitation, which leads to the formation of springs and small streams. As these small streams converge and flow downhill, they gather volume and momentum, eventually evolving into larger rivers that meander through the state.
Additionally, the porous and fractured nature of the rocks in the Blue Ridge region enables water to seep into the ground, replenishing underground aquifers. When these aquifers reach their capacity, they discharge water into the surface streams, further contributing to the formation of rivers.
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what type of map is this
Answer:
Reference maps show the location of geographic boundaries, physical features of Earth, or cultural features such as places, cities, and roads.
Explanation:
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Sarah has four samples of substances:
Sample A: 10 mL of olive oil
Sample B: 10 mL of water
Sample C: 20 mL of water
Sample D: 20 mL of milk
Which of the following samples have the same boiling point? (1 point)
a
Sample A and Sample C
b
Sample B and Sample C
c
Sample A and Sample B
d
Sample A and Sample D
Answer:
b
Sample B and Sample C
Because both are water
Answer:
b is the right answer (sample b and c)
Explanation:
1.05 Discussion: Human Impact Section Warm-Up
"I was in Bangalore, India, the Silicon Valley of India, when I realized that the world is flat." –Thomas Friedman
Thomas Friedman is a foreign affairs writer for the New York Times who has published numerous books about geography, such as The Lexus and the Olive Tree. He made this statement during an interview about his book, The World is Flat, in which he commented about his revelation. Consider what the quote means. Search the Internet for more information about Friedman and his book. What can you uncover? In this day and age, does he really think the world is flat? What do you suspect he is referring to?
Explanation:
he Lexus and the Olive Tree. He made this statement during an interview about his book, The World is Flat, in which he commented about his revelation. Consider what the quote means. Search the Internet for more information about Friedman and his
Question 2 of 15
What is power?
A. Accepted authority in a society
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B. Legitimate control over people
C. Control over the actions of others
D. Recognized right of rule
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Which of the following statements about the world's population is the most accurate?
A) It has grown rapidly in the last few centuries.
B)It has grown at a steady rate for the last 1,000 years.
C)It is growing more slowly now than 100 years ago.
D)It is growing fastest in rural areas.
A) Ha crecido rápidamente en los último siglo.
Answer: A
Explanation: It has grown rapidly in the last few centuries.
The mountains of the northern part of the Nation block the cold and wind that blows towards Nepal from the central asia
Answer:
Is it suppose to be a true or false or what?
Describe the chemical weathering process of carbonation.
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Which are examples of climate’s impact on the natural character of a location?
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A. a year-long drought
B. solar radiation
C. the amount of total precipitation
D. accrued snowfalls in mountainous areas
Answer:
A year long drought and the amount of total precipitation
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1. Name the 5 themes of Geography
2. Name the two areas geography is divided into:
3. What is a map maker called?
4. Name the 3 regions Geography focuses on:
5. Name the two types of location and explain how they work.
6. What type of map shows man-made features of the earth and what maps
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In which of the following scenarios would using a GIS be helpful?
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assessing the soil erosion risk within a watershed
providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination
transcribing inaccurate historical data into accurate historical maps
calculating local time when crossing the International Date Line
analyzing the relationship between functional and formal regions
Answer:
providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination
Explanation:
The scenario in which using a GIS would be helpful is when "providing navigation assistance to guide a lost driver to his destination."
This is because GIS (geographic information system) is a computer system that carried out many processes including getting, storing, checking, and presenting data related to different positions on Earth.
Hence, GIS can be used by different people to know their locations or their destination.
For example, GIS using GPS information in a car to know the current location and destinations of drivers in a specific area.
Plate movement is influenced by each of the following EXCEPT a. slab pull, in which the downgoing oceanic plate exerts a pull on the rest of the plate. b. mantle convection, which creates shear at the base of plates. c. mantle plumes, which are created when hot rock rises up from the deep mantle and creates melting at the base of the lithosphere. d. ridge push, in which the elevated rocks at the ridge axis push on rocks farther from the ridge.
Answer:
b. mantle convection, which creates shear at the base of plates.
Explanation:
Mantel convection is a very slow creeping motion of the earth's solid silicate mineral. It can carry heat from the interior of the plate's surface. As the earth is divided into the tectonic plates that are constantly being created and consumed Accretion occurs as the mantel is added to the edges of the plates that surround the seafloor.Match each term to its description.
1. crust
the earth's outermost layer
2. inner core
the semi-solid layer between the top layer and the upper mantle
3. lower mantle
the layer between the asthenosphere and lower mantle
4. asthenosphere
the metallic layer at the earth's center
5. upper mantle
the hottest part of the mantle
6. top layer
the layer surrounding the inner core
7. outer core
the firm layer between the crust and the asthenosphere
Answer:
crust- the earth's outmost layer
inner core- the metallic layer at the earth's center
lower mantle- hottest part of the mantle
asthenosphere- the semi solid layer between the top layer and the upper mantle
upper mantle- The layer between the asthenosphere and lower mantle
top layer- The firm layer between the crust and the asthenosphere
outer core- The layer surrounding the inner core
Explanation:
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What's a representation of something using objects ?
Answer:
physical model. A representation of something using objects.
what could be the possible shape of universe with an evidence.
Answer:
Explanation:
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When we talk about the "shape" of the universe. It is its intrinsic shape, not the embedding of the universe within a larger space.
It does make sense to talk about the intrinsic shape. Properties like "curvature" can be measured from inside a shape, you don't need suppose that the universe is "in" something to talk about its shape.
Now the space of the universe is three dimensional, this creates visualisation problems. So I'm going to first talk about an imaginary 2d universe:
A 2d universe could be flat, with a curved boundary (like a disc) Or it could be flat with no boundary (an flat infinte plane). Or a 2d universe could be intrinsically curved. If it has positive curvature it could be like the surface of a ball (positive curvature, finite with no boundary) Or shaped like a bowl (positive curvature) Alternatively it could have negative curvature: it could be shaped like a "Pringles crisp" These have negative curvature (this can happen with or without a boundary). Finally there could be regions with different curvature: positive in some parts, negative in others.
The same possibilities exist for our universe: It could be flat (with or without boundary) It could be positively curved (This is intrinsic curvature and your brain can't visualise this for a 3d shape) Or it could be negatively curved (again, don't try to visualise this for a 3d shape, you can't). In the case of positive curvature, it could be finite and unbounded, but for negative curvature, it must either have an edge, or be infinite.
So mathematically these are the possibilities. What does the science say?
We can measure the curvature on large scales. Our measurements are not perfect, there is some room for error. We measure the large scale mass/energy density of the universe, since curvature is caused by gravity, and gravity is caused by mass and energy. If the mass/energy density is > 1 then space would be positively curved. We actually find that the energy density is 1.00±0.02 That is the universe is either flat, or very nearly flat.
No there are profound problems with supposing that the universe has a boundary. But there are also problems with supposing it to be infinite. Scientifically, no edge has ever been detected. So when we build models of the universe, we will generally suppose to have no edge.
Thus our "best guess" is that the universe is uncurved and infinite.
Make a List of atleast 15 monuments around the world and write the name of the stone used to make it
Answer:
1.stonehenge
Parthenon
Mount rushmore
Taj Mahal
Great pyramid of giza
Miami statues
Machu picchu
The roman colosseum
The leaning tower of pisa
Great wall of china
Georgia guidestones
The fork
Cadillac ranch
Fallen angel square
Hand of desert
They are made of granite, marble and bronze.
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