How did geography and environment shape the rise and fall of civilizations and cultures in Africa and the Americas?

Q: Indus Water Treaty

A: Indus water treaty is an agreement that was made over the use of waters of the Indus river. The Indu...

Q: What are the main effects of global warming in the Brazilian Amazon?

A: Global warming is a major threat to the world as a whole and Brazil, including the Amazon, is one of...

Q: Describe and explain spring tides and neap tides.

A: Tides are long term tides that roll across the globe as the ocean 'pulls' the Sun and the Moon back ...

Q: say whether the following statement about latitudes is true or false.    latitudes are invisible ho...

A: Latitude is an invisible continuous line that extends from East to West across the planet. It starts...

Q: Solve this attachment.

A: DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION MODEL: This is a model of population changes. With space of time and period, ...

Q: Why is it difficult to integrate nitrogen gas from the atmosphere into the nitrogen cycle of the bio...

A: Nitrogen is one of the most commonly found gas in the atmosphere. It is an important part of the bio...

Q: What is albedo?

A: The earth and its atmosphere reflect part of solar radiation back of space. It has been estimated th...

Q: Answer fast please

A: The wind is said to be the air in motion and is formed by uneven heating of the land and water found...

Q: Select the correct answer. This rellglon Is malnly practiced In Japan. O A. Buddhism O B. Islam O C....

A: Religion, indeed in Japan is mainly manifested in Shintoism and also Buddhism, as the dominant two r...

Q: 3. If I was to remove invasive species, add more habitat, and fix the stream bank of trotter creek (...

A: An invasive species also referred to as introduced species, foreign species, or exotic species, that...

Q: How do fecal pellets help explain why the particles found in the ocean surface waters are closely re...

A: Fecal pellets are biogenic substances of amorphous nature. They float or are submerged in the ocean,...

Q: Explain the formation of terminal moraines and recessional moraines

A: MORAINES: Moraine are accumulation of rock debris (till) carried or deposited by a glacier. The mate...

Q: What general temperature characteristic distinguishes tundra climate from ice cap climate?

A: Polar climates are distinguished into two categories; the tundra climate (ET) and the ice cap climat...

Q: Describe the relationship between the “steepness” of a pressure gradient and the speed of the wind a...

A: Ignoring the effect of inertia due to the mass of the air, we can say that the wind speed is mainly ...

Q: Explain what is meant by the cation exchange capacity (CEC) of a soil.

A: Introduction Elements having an electrical charge are known as ions. Positively-charged ions are gen...

Q: North Pacific and North American Plate Boundaries a. Continental- continental divergent b. Continent...

A: The pacific plate is the largest oceanic plate and the American Plate form a continental plate bound...

Q: How does geology help explain why islands in the pacific realm are so wildely scattered

A: The Pacific islands originated as: longitudinal chain of the volcanic islands on above plates, or of...

Q: 1) What evidence indicates a cooler climate in Europe and nearby regions during the Little Ice Age? ...

A: ANSWER (1): The little ice age is a period between 1300 and 1870, as a consequence European faced co...

Q: Why is the Pleistocene Epoch so important to physical geography, whereas other ice ages are not?

A: PLEISTOCENE EPOCH: Pleistocene Epoch was earlier and major of the two epochs that constitute the Qua...

Q: Why are polar climates both so cold and so dry?

A: POLAR REGION: The incoming insolation Decreases from lower latitudes towards higher latitudes (polar...

Q: Describe and explain the pattern of wind flow in the Northern Hemisphere around: • a surface high • ...

A: Winds Around Anticyclones pass around the middle of the northeasterly area Winds run in the clockwis...

Q: ) What is El Niño? Define ii) How did this special current get its name? Explain. iii)  Why does the...

A: i) EL-NINO: El Nino is a warm ocean current. It periodically flows southwards along the coast of Ecu...