Identify the controversies surrounding cultural globalization in Southeast Asia, explaining why some people in the region welcome the process, whereas others resist it.

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A: These cyclones are developed in 35 and 65-degree latitudes. The direction is West to the east and fo...

Q: What geographic factors explain the locations of early industry in Europe?

A: The industrial revolution has started in the country of Europe. It has invented the new modern econo...

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A: The zone of confined water is surrounded from the top and bottom by two layers that are impermeable ...

Q: How does wind direction in south Asia different from summer to winter?

A: South Asia monsoon is heavily dependent upon the winds generated from the Indian Ocean. These winds ...

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A: Beaches are the interface between the ocean and mainland, made of unconsolidated rocks and loose san...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of atmospheric circulation patterns, draw from memory the pattern o...

A: General circulation of Earth and regional air movements around regions of low pressure and high pres...

Q: Why are the oceans becoming slightly more acidic?

A: Carbon dioxide gas is the crucial reason for acidification in the ocean. Because of human activities...

Q: How do air masses form?

A: AIR MASS: An Air mass is an immense body of air, usually 1600 kilometers or more across and several ...

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A: POSITION OF WOMEN IN CENTRAL ASIA WHY SO: MOST OF THE POPULATION IS MUSLIM WHICH DOES NOT ALLOW MUC...

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A: Earth's consists of three layer that is Crust, Mantle and Core.  The outermost layer of the earth is...

Q: Which method of future forecasting of the population is reliable?

A: INTRODUCTION: Population forecasting defines the method of determining the expected population for a...

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A: Natural Disasters are extreme, sudden events caused by environmental factors that injure people dama...

Q: What could be the cause of the gradual decrease in sea ice coverage and thickness in the Arctic?

A: The Arctic situated in the Polar cell of the Northern Hemisphere, due to the inclination of the eart...

Q: ‘The nightmare of Thomas Malthus is still a real possibility.’ Critically explain this statement in ...

A: Thomas Malthus proposed an analogical relation between natural resources and demographic growth. He ...

Q: What conditions are necessary for hydrothermal features to develop?

A:                 Hydrothermal features are geological features that produce extremely hot water, heat...

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A: Clouds:              A cloud is an aerosol consisting of a mass of liquid droplets, frozen crystals,...

Q: List and explain contemporary social issues that challenge North Americans in the 21st century.

A: The challenges listed in contemporary social issues are social interaction, education, data revoluti...

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A: TROPICAL CYCLONE: A tropical cyclone is formed only with warm ocean water. Since the east coasts of ...

Q: Using the map of tropical rainforest distribution, as well as climate maps, for reference, explain w...

A: The occurrence of the tropical rainforests can define by the locational and the climatic maps given ...

Q: What are paternoster lakes and where do they form?

A: PATERNOSTER LAKES: Erosion of valley glacier produces various features, and hanging valley is one of...

Q: List the five parts of Earth’s climate system.

A: The long term weather phenomena in a specific area or region call as Climate. The climatic condition...

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A:   Rocky shore intertidal zone:                                                  The intertidal zone ...

Q: What advantages would a culture gain if it could use the ocean as a source of transport and resource...

A: Ocean transport shows the current situation or status of the ocean shipping trade systems, and it de...

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A: BATHYMETRY IT IS THE MEASURE OF DEPTH OF WATER IN OCEANS AND OTHER WATER BODIES. THE LITERAL MEANING...

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A: Waves- In material science, arithmetic, and related fields, a wave is a spreading dynamic unsettling...

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A: Soil is the most important layer of the earth's crust, it is a valuable resource, soils are formed d...

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A:                 The word meander means to wander without any motive. It was probably derived from th...

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A: Social Impact Assessment is done for analyzing the impact of any project on human society. SIA is an...

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A: From the topmost layer to the center, the Earth has four distinct geological layers.

Q: Why Pakistani youth (especially agri. graduates) hesitate to accept agriculture as a profession?

A: Pakistan is one of the Asian countries that is part of the developing world and undergoing several e...

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A: The coastal feature is the most vulnerable structure, as it is affected by the very minute change in...

Q: Explain the theory of Rock breakage and the effect of free faces on the economy of blasting.

A: Blasting- Essential Blasting is the action wherein in-situ rock is broken in both turns of events an...

Q: explain the process of frost wedging.

A: Frost freeze within rocks is one of the main causes that lead to rocks fragmentation. Frost means fr...

Q: Describe the locations and powergenerating capability of existing offshore wave power plants and wav...

A:                 A wave farm or wave power plant is a collection of machines used for the generation ...

Q: What are the importance of clay and cations to plant nutrients in the soil?

A: The word soil derives from the Latin word "Solum", ‘Soil,’ i.e. ground or base. Soil is the uppermos...

Q: Outline the ways in which the patterns of population growth in South Asia have changed over the past...

A: The growth of population between 1980- 1985 and 2000-2005 was the result of these high demographic g...

Q: What is meant by a flood recurrence interval of 50 years—in other words, what is meant by a 50-year ...

A: The recurrence interval or return period is an average time in which earthquakes, floods, etc. disas...

Q: What valuable items from Africa’s interior did the Swahili bring to trade with Arab merchants

A: Goods that came to the Swahili states were collected from Africa's interior,  Sofala, near the kingd...

Q: What is the deep scattering layer (DSL), and why does it migrate vertically during the day?

A: The marine environment is very different from terrestrial environments because of its challenging an...

Q: Why are there no fronts in a midlatitude anticyclone?

A: The mid latitudinal anticyclone is contrary to the mid latitudinal cyclone The anticyclone winds rot...

Q: How does hydrogen bonding produce the surface tension phenomenon of water?

A:                 Hydrogen bonding is an interaction involving a hydrogen atom located between a pair ...

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A: Every landform made up from the sediments, rock debris that is decompose on a place by agents. These...

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A: The Earth's oceans have an excellent inherent potential to extract carbon and trap it deep into the ...

Q: How can volcanoes have a cooling effect even though they release greenhouse gases?

A: Volcano- A volcano is a vent (opening) in the earth's crust through which molten materials erupt sud...

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A: Cartographer produces map. There are mainly six types of maps available to us- Political Physical T...

Q: Why are thunderstorms sometimes called “convective storms”?

A: THUNDERSTORMS: Thunderstorms are the local storms escorted by lightning and thunder, and it also con...

Q: What is a talus cone, and where does one typically develop?

A:                                  A talus cone is formed by the dry accumulation of loose scree mater...