pastoralism, horticulture and industrial societies
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A: The Greek philiosophers also indicated that Earth's form is spherical, not flat. Pythagoras , 600 B...
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A: The venus is the 2nd -terrestrial planet in the solar-system and has air made from carbon-monoxide. ...
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A: Integrated Multi-trophic Aquaculture is a process in which two or more species from different tropic...
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A: The geographical navigation of our Earth or any other celestial object cannot be possible without th...
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A: Earthquake refers to the the motion of ground surface ranging from light tremors to wild or strong m...
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A: There are different type of culture, societies, races, and people in different lands, people adapt t...
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A: Heat is mainly a form of energy that is transferred from one object to another object having a diffe...
Q: An account of the crossing of cape Bojador and the Spanish exploration that ensued during the age of...
A: The Spanish did not pass Cape Bojador for the first time. The Portuguese crossed it first and surviv...
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A: The illegal hunting that is carried out for capturing wild animals is called poaching. The main aim ...
Q: Examine the ideas of Greek philosophers on the shape and size of the earth during the classical time...
A: In the ancient period, Geography grew with the means of mapping of areas, explorations, and speculat...
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A: Like the Hindu culture has a name Hinduism and Buddhist culture Buddhism, similarly, the Chinese cul...
Q: Distinguish between the intrusive, extrusive and the plutonic volcanism.
A: Intrusive volcanism is the process by which magma is thrust through the rocks that constitute the Ea...
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A: Geomorphology is the analysis at Earth's surface and perhaps on other planets of land forms as well ...
Q: With reference to examples, discuss the main features of Traditional Agriculture systems in Arid and...
A: Arid regions are those regions that have a dry climate and very low to dry soil moisture. This regio...
Q: Criticize Harrod - Domar Model, its use in development theory and practice in the Third World.
A: The "Harrod Domar Model" proposes that the growth rate depends on two factors:1.Savings level: highe...
Q: Explain bays and headlands
A: Coastal landforms, any of the relief features present along any coast, the consequence of a mix of c...
What are the dis-advantages of foraging, pastoralism, horticulture and industrial societies? Explain well.
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