Cite the lines of evidence Alfred Wegener used to support his idea of continental drift. Why did scientists of the time doubt that continents had drifted?

Q: What makes geography unique among disciplines?

A: GEOGRAPHY: Geography is the study of the Earth 'as .home of man'. The word 'Geography' was coined in...

Q: Why don’t most geysers erupt at regular intervals?

A: Fountain, natural aquifer that discontinuously rambles planes of steam and heated water. The term is...

Q: What explains some of the positive indicators of social development in Latin America?

A:  Latin America is the region consists of 20 countries, this reason consists of Mexico in North Ameri...

Q: Outline the environmental issues that challenge Africa south of the Sahara.

A:   Africa south of Sahara faces many challenges and are caused due to anthropogenic effects on the Af...

Q: What are the dominant religions of Sub-Saharan Africa, and how have they diffused throughout the reg...

A: The dominant religions of the region Sub-Saharan Africa are the IS and China both of which entered t...

Q: What protect us from tsunami

A: TSUNAMI: Tsunami is a serious natural disaster. We know, Tsunami may be defined as a series a waves ...

Q: How do differences in soil profile develop?

A: The soil profile is the vertical distribution of the horizontal layers of the soil, which are beneat...

Q: What US city has shrunk the most?

A: Shrinking cities are a type of town that goes through reverse urbanization when a city's population ...

Q: What is a temperature inversion?

A: Temperature inversion, also referred to as thermal inversion, is a reversal of natural temperature a...

Q: Explain how submarine canyons are created.

A: Over 71% of Earth's surface covered by the hydrosphere. Oceans originated primarily from volcanic de...

Q: What causes climate to change – and how much can it change?

A: CLIMATE CHANGE: Climate change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condi...

Q: Explain the role of oil and natural gas production and transport, as well as oil price fluctuations,...

A: Central Asia is very rich in oil and natural gas. It is the part of the country in which gases and o...

Q: Explain how the monsoon winds are generated and describe their importance for South Asia.

A: The Monsoon winds are the seasonal reversal of winds, sailors in the early time were the first to no...

Q: Assess the roots of African poverty and explain why many of the fastest-growing economies in the wor...

A: One out of Three African countries stays below the world's poverty line, making for 70% of the world...

Q: What are the human activities in the tropical rainforest?

A: TROPICAL RAINFOREST: The tropical evergreen rainforest biome provides optimum environmental conditio...

Q: What are the effective ways we can do to preserve and conserve natural resources?1. agriculture reso...

A: 1) By increasing crop diversity and practising crop rotation. 2) Sustainable use of fertilizers to p...

Q: Have levels of immigration to the United States been relatively high or low in recent years? Explain...

A:  The United States of America is one of the world's core countries with promising economic and socia...

Q: Explain vadose zone?

A: The Vadose zone in the world's earthbound subsurface that stretches out from the surface to the prov...

Q: Be sure to include specific examples of hurricanes and explain where were they caused and describe w...

A:  Hurricanes are the type of storm which is also called a tropical cyclone. It is a very large and bi...

Q: Explain the distinction between, and geographical distribution of, the Han Chinese and the other eth...

A: Han is the major ethnic group of China, upto 92% of the mainland population. In simple term, Chinese...

Q: Identify the major characteristics of Europe’s current economic and social crisis.

A: Europe is one of the highest developed regions in the world, developments have their own clause and ...

Q: Describe the mathematical relationship between the fraction of islands occupied by a species and car...

A: To describe mathematical relationship between the fraction of islands occupied by a species and carr...

Q: Describe how inland barge traffic would get from the mouth of the Rhine to the delta of the Danube.

A: After the Volga, the Danube is the second-longest river in Europe. It is situated in Eastern and Cen...

Q: What are colloids and how do they relate to soil fertility?

A: COLLOIDS: Colloids are the particles present in the soil. They are finer size fractions of the soil ...

Q: Summarize the key patterns and drivers of migration into and out of the region.

A: Migration refers to the movement of people from one place to another. it can be done on a temporary ...

Q: Explain the differences between the three states of matter, usingthe arrangement of water molecules ...

A: States of matter:                              The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas...

Q: From memory, construct a map showing the world’s five subtropical gyres, including nearby continents...

A: Gyre:        A gyre is a large system of rotating ocean currents. There are five major subtropical g...

Q: What cities are considered metropolitan?

A: METROPOLITIAN CITY: Metropolitan cities are a class by themselves, characterized by large scale cons...

Q: Why and how has eastern Europe reinvented its economy in the last two decades?

A: The eastern EU has been one of the less-developed regions with the comparison of the western region....

Q: What impact does a relatively high rate of immigration have on a nation’s culture? Does it affect pe...

A: MIGRATION: Human migration is the movement by people from one another place to settle permanently in...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of beach terminology, construct and label your own diagram similar ...

A: Beach terminology :                                   A beach is a natural landform alongside a wate...

Q: Northeast Asia, Eastern E

A: Domestication of plants is not the new term for the present world, the people of great civilizations...

Q: Provide reasons for the Aral Sea’s disappearance, and outline the economic and environmental consequ...

A:             The Aral sea was on the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In 1900 it was the fourth l...

Q: How did the decline of China during the 1800s affect the geopolitical structure of East Asia?

A: The geopolitical situation is the study of the political situations with reference to geographical c...

Q: Summarize the demographic shifts in the Caribbean as population growth slows, urbanization intensifi...

A: The Caribbean region is one of the most important geostrategic regions, as it is located between the...

Q: Explain why atmospheric pressure decreases with altitude.

A: The air around you has weight, and it presses against all that it contacts. That pressing factor is ...

Q: What is the natural greenhouse effect? How has it been changed by human activities?

A: The Greenhouse effect refers to the increase in temperatures caused by the emission of greenhouse ga...

Q: 5. In commercial syster primarily on O what crop type is mo O the availability of ger O tradition an...

A: Commercial agriculture method is an agribusiness where crops and livestock are raised mainly to sell...

Q: What generally happens to atmospheric pressure with increasing altitude?

A: ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE: Everything on The Earth's surface has exerted pressure and weight by air. Atmo...

Q: 6. Which of the following about the globalization of agriculture is true? Subsistence farming is cur...

A: Agriculture has undergone a great transformation in both positive and negative aspects due to the em...

Q: Describe the topography, climate, and hydrology of Europe.

A: In Europe there were landform regions which is four major regions- European lowlands- This lowland ...

Q: What are the five themes of geography and how do they help you understand a “place”?

A: Geography is a subject that helps us to ascertain different aspects of a "place" on the planet Earth...

Q: Summarize the factors that make Sub-Saharan Africans especially vulnerable to climate change.

A: Sub Saharan Africa:                                 Sub-Saharan Africa is the area of the continent ...

Q: Compare and contrast the populations of Australia and New Zealand in terms of size, density, and lev...

A: Modern population patterns across the region reflect the combined influences of indigenous and settl...

Q: What European countries were considered Soviet satellites during the Cold War?

A: Col War-   It an ideological conflict between the two superpowers that started after the end of the ...

Q: contrast the influence of the underlying geologic structure in areas of dendritic drainage to that i...

A: Geologic structure plays a very significant role in shaping the landform, As different agents operat...

Q: Explain why European merchants were eager to trade in South Asia in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuri...

A: Britishers start discovering other continents, they faced a lack of resources and want to survive so...

Q: Show how the differences among plantation agriculture, rice growing, and swidden cultivation in Sout...

A: Settlement patterns are the patterns that are formed by the residential zone or by the habitability ...

Q: 20. The area in light blue (northern Africa, Middle East, China/Mongolia) is most likely to have wha...

A: The farming practices across the globe are highly heterogeneous.

Q: Urban heat island in southwest nigeria

A: Urban heat islands are the lands in urban space that are extremely heated due to cementation and pol...