Explain why European colonists so aggressively sought control of the Caribbean and why independence in the region came about more gradually than in neighboring Latin America.

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A: China has seen large scale transformation on the fronts of social and economic reforms, leading to r...

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A: The fault is the crack caused by the movement of tectonic plates.

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A:  Total fertility rate:                                  Total fertility rate or TFR is the number of...

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A: Sedimentary rocks are formed very slowly over a long period of time in relation to igneous and metam...

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A:   Ocean Density Density refers to the amount of mass per unit volume of the substance. It usually me...

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A: Geospatial data is basically spatial data that represent data about any location.

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A: Agriculture remains the biggest highlight of human civilization on the Earth. The development of too...

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A: Sustainability:                          The concept of sustainability means meeting the demands of ...

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A: RAIN: Rain is a liquid form of water droplets that have condensed from the atmospheric water vapor a...

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A: Capillary action is the process that can be observed in the soil to regain the water from the underg...

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A: The theory of uniformitarianism is that the "present is indeed the key to past". This theory has a p...

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A: Time and longitude- Longitudes are the imaginary vertical lines on the Earth to specify the location...

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A: DELTA: In a normal conditions, deltas are formed where large rivers are enter into the ocean. The ri...

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A: Broadleaf trees:                a) The fruit of broadleaf trees contain seeds for the reproduction o...

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A: A flood is a hydrological phenomenon where a large amount of water in a stream or sea flows and subm...

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A: The physical properties of the atmosphere are its composition, temperature, density, water vapor con...

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A: Pleistocene glaciation is a glaciation series with two alternating temporal events, a period of glac...

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A:      Geography is the study of different places on Earth and it tells about the relationship between...

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A: The barrier islands start migrating towards the landward because of the increase in sea levels. The ...

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A: Evaporation can be characterized as the process of converting liquid water into a gaseous form. Only...

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A: Equator:               It is an imaginary line around the middle of a planet or a celestial body. It...

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A: Natural hazards are natural events occurring on the Earth that poses a serious threat to man and his...

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A: Russia is the largest country in the world by total area. It is a transcontinental country stretchin...