Answer:
In the top left
Explanation:
On a map, the top has numbers or letters. Same goes for the left side. Since "A" and "1" are the first in the alphabet and while counting, it comes first. As you go out, the letter and number will change.
Example: A1, A2, B1, B2
what is the definition of a plateau in world geography in 9th grade
Answer:
A plateau is a level, elevated landform that rises sharply from ground level on at least one side
Answer:
B. The world in spatial terms and Uses of geography
Explanation:
What does tumultrous mean? A. rough and uncertain B. calm and peaceful C. fun and exciting D. full and boring
Answer:
making a loud or confusing noise
Explanation:
Answer: A rough and uncertain
Explanation:
in paragragh form explain the evaluation and interpretation of maps. pleasee helpp mee
Answer:
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Explanation:
Which phrase best defines a mountain range?
'a landform with multiple peaks in the same area.
The ancient Athenians developed the first form of democracy, called:
Answer:
Direct democracy
Explanation:
In Athens only citizens were able to vote. Certain layers of society were not allowed to vote, as they were not regarded citizens.
Women, children and slaves were therefore not allowed to vote.
In Athens they had 500 representatives that were part of government for a whole year.
Additionally, citizens could vote on the news laws that were to be introduced.
Answer:
direct democracy
Explanation:
answer for A p e x
An igneous rock that has a glassy texture is?
1.) pumice
2.) obsidian
3.) all of the above
4.) scoria
Answer:
Your answer is: B) Obsidian
Hope this helped : )
Explanation:
A) Pumice is not glassy
C) If Pumice is not glassy that means that it can't be all of the above.
D) Scoria is just like Pumice
Put the steps of seafloor spreading in order from the beginning (#1) to the end (#4)
_____ Magma cools and hardens to form new crust.
_____ Magma is forced up towards the crust.
_____ The crust eventually falls into trenches and is recycled back to magma.
_____ Rock is pulled apart and magma fills the gap.
Answer:
1. Magma is forced up towards the crust.
2. Rock is pulled apart and magma fills the gap.
3. Magma cools and hardens to form a new crust.
4. The crust eventually falls into trenches and is recycled back to magma.
Explanation:
When there is a more than usual activity at a particular place in the mantle, it results in more pressure and magma to be pushed toward the surface. As this process goes on, gradually, the tectonic plate above it gets ripped apart as the magma progresses, breaks through, and pushes them away. The gap is constantly growing, so the magma continuous to come out constantly.
Because the magma, in this case, comes out on the seafloor, it hardens very quickly in the water, creating new rocks, thus new oceanic crust. As new crust is constantly formed, the one formed earlier is pushed to the sides and over the course of tens or hundreds of millions of years, it will come in a situation to be involved in a convergent plate boundary where it will subduct in a trench and will gradually melt and get recycled by the magma in the mantle.
What did the Olmec carve into their giant stone heads?
the creator gods
the temple priests
the faces of rulers
the gods of nature
Answer:
The faces of rulers........ is the answer
Answer:
C. the faces of rulers
Explanation:
By which method does heat travel from the sun to earth
Answer:
The answer is radiation
When looking at a rock sequence, what does the wavy line represent?
Question 3 options:
Tilting
A Fault Line
Erosion
Fossils
please explain and help
Erosion is the answer
How do most Muslims feel about Islamic terrorism
Answer:
*pardon moi* is that even a question?
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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resonding to the environment is a characteristc of life best shown by which example?
Solve for x. Snajjsksk
The Holocene epoch is Earth at present. It is during this period when the
recorded history of man existed. In which geologic era does Holocene epoch
included?
A.Cenozoic
B.Mesozoic
C.Paleozoic
D.None of the above
Explanation:
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Explain how a large volcanic eruption could affect:
1) local and global temperatures.
2) crop growth
3) air quality
Answer:
Gases and solids injected into the stratosphere circled the globe for three weeks. Volcanic eruptions of this magnitude can impact global climate, reducing the amount of solar radiation reaching the Earth's surface, lowering temperatures in the troposphere, and changing atmospheric circulation patterns.
Explanation:
Answer:
thanks for the points
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Explanation:
Why might the country pictured in the map have a unitary government? (20 points!)
A. There is little ethnic diversity.
B. It is an island nation.
C. It is not democratic.
D. It is a religious theocracy.
E. It is a colony.
Answer:
A.) There is little ethnic diversity.
Explanation:
I took a test and got it right.
Answer:
A. There is little ethnic diversity
Explanation:
this is the most logical answer, I also am an FLVS student and got this correct. Have a great day!
What land
feature would you most likely expect to see in the eurasian and indian plate boundary
Answer:
mountains
Explanation:
When plates move toward each other, they generally produce mountains. Where they move apart, there are rift valleys.
The Indian plate is moving northward relative to the Eurasian plate, so produces mountains.
Answer:
[tex]mountains[/tex]Explanation:
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Answer:
Wauwatosa is located in Wisconsin.
Answer:
Wauwatosa is located in Wisconsin.
if jesuss can walk on water can he swim on land
а.
Many dogs bark when unknown individuals approach their house. What type of interaction is this?
Mutualism
b. Predation
C. Symbiosis
d. Competition
Answer:
A or C
Explanation:
Answer:
d. competition
Explanation:
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What heritage did reconstruction attempt to destroy
Answer:The Reconstruction era redefined U.S. citizenship and expanded the franchise, changed the relationship between the federal government and the governments of the states, and highlighted the differences between political and economic democracy.
Explanation:
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Answer:first question global winds
Explanation:
8: global winds 9: local winds cant see 10 sorry
Which of the following physical properties of Venus are very similar in value to those
of the Earth?
Answer:
Which of the following physical properties of Venus are very similar in value to those of Earth? Mass and radius and hence average density and surface gravity.
Explanation:
When we ask the question, "How far
is it?" we are measuring
A. Miles per hour
B. Kilometers per hour
C. Mileposts
D. Space distance
The two names given to the dry side of a mountain are
Answer:
The Rain Shadow, or Leeward side
Explanation:
What is the advantage of the state gobernment making laws for the people?
Answer:
they are trained
Explanation:
if we make laws for ourselves it will be chaos
In the demographic equation, mortality balances fertility.
What is the y-intercept of the line whose equation is y = 1/2x - 3?
Question 12 (1 point)
The spread of specialty coffee shops across the United States in the 1990s is an example of
Answer:
Hierarchical Diffusion
Explanation:
It was popular among some people, and then gradually spread outwards exponentially. My explanation is bad, but I'm pretty sure that's the answer. You take AP Human Geo, too?
The spread of coffee shops across the United States in the 1990s is an example of Hierarchical Diffusion.
What is Hierarchical Diffusion?A sort of cultural dissemination known as "hierarchical diffusion" takes place when powerful social structures promote the acceptance of particular new cultures or cultural elements. Hierarchical diffusion has some of the following traits: It affects all social classes, starting at the top.
Hierarchical diffusion is the movement of culture "vertically," or from top to bottom or vice versa, within a hierarchy.
One of the six 'forms of cultural diffusion'—how civilizations might spread over the globe—is hierarchical diffusion. Hierarchical dissemination is distinctive because it starts with the most powerful and prominent members of the culture and spreads from there.
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