What factors contributed to racial mixing in Latin America, and where are the areas of strongest Amerindian survival?

Q: Highlight two main features of the retreating monsoon.

A: MONSOON: The word 'monsoon' is taken from the Arabic word "mausim" which means season.  It is a seas...

Q: Briefly describe 2 of the four key features of the rise of the global food system?

A: It is a complex way for activities such as production, processing, transport, and consumption. There...

Q: Discuss how pastoral nomadism, oasis agriculture, and dryland wheat farming represent distinctive ad...

A: Pastoral nomads shift from one place to another place in search of pasture for their animals. They f...

Q: Why has the Green Revolution been so controversial, considering the fact that it has greatly increas...

A: Green revolution:                               Professor Norman Borlaug developed a disease resista...

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: Northeast Asia, Eastern E

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

Q: Describe how the region’s tectonic activity and dominant climate types have influenced Southeast Asi...

A: The southeast Asian countries have a unique and varied geographical condition, which promotes indivi...

Q: Using chemical principles, explain why water is considered the universal solvent.

A:                         Water or H2O is an essential part of life existence on this planet. It cover...

Q: 25. Traditional labor-intensive agriculture often involves which of the following? Field terracing a...

A: LABOR-INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE: Intensive agriculture is followed in regions with a very high tropics a...

Q: Sketch and discuss the principal patterns of land use within the modern U.S. metropolis, including (...

A:  In simple words land use is the area which is going to be used for a specific purpose. 

Q: How does spirituality help solve our environmental problems?

A:          The concept of spirituality is very ancient and the modern relationship between spiritualit...

Q: List the advantages and disadvantages of the different kinds of renewable energy.

A:                    The renewable energy is the future. Due to the dismantling of the balance of the ...

Q: Describe the challenges that India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka have faced from insurgency movements tha...

A:                       The insurgency movements in India, Pakistan and Shri Lanka in past decades hav...

Q: Which geographic advantage did the United States gain by purchasing th Louisiana Territory from Fran...

A: The purchase of Louisiana Territory during the tremendous territorial expansion of America facilitat...

Q: Why are subtropical desert (BWh) climates usually displaced toward the western sides of continents?

A: Desert is a large landmass covered with sand, it is a barren area where 25 centimeters or less of pr...

Q: Map the major religions of the region to show the ways in which religions from other parts of the wo...

A: Religion is the major element of the culture, and t is the most sensitive element for humans, humans...

Q: How have infectious diseases impacted population trends, and what are governments and aid organizati...

A: Infectious disease such as SARS, influenza etc. is the disorder caused by organisms such as bacteria...

Q: What are the similarities and differences among the grasslands: savanna, prairie, and steppe?

A: It is a biome, in which there is mostly grasses have grown in any place of land. Grasslands maybe ha...

Q: Demographically, Latin America has grown much faster than North America. What factors contribute to ...

A: Latin America's population saw significant upward growth in the mid 20th Century, which exceeded man...

Q: Identify four enduring North American cultural regions, and describe their key characteristics.

A: Culture Region is defined as an area with people having homogeneous activities or culture. A cultura...

Q: What are the four oceans of earth, and what factors influence characteristics of ocean water, such a...

A: Earth is divided into water and land, it is covered with 71% of water and 96% of water stored in the...

Q: What is an exotic species?

A: Exotic species are the types of species which can occur in the areas or outside the areas of their n...

Q: What is the differences between latitude and longitude

A: Latitude: The angular distance towards the north or south from the equator is called latitude. Latit...

Q: What countries made up the former Yugoslavia?

A: There are six independence countries- Slovenia Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina North Macedonia Serbia Mo...

Q: Describe divergent plate movements in detail.

A: The plates form the exterior layer of the earth, the lithosphere. The intense currents within the mo...

Q: What causes liquefaction during an earthquake?

A: Liquefaction- The way toward making something, particularly a gas, fluid. Transformation of soil int...

Q: Explain the dip in surface salinity values near the equator that is shown in Figure 5.24.

A: The salinity levels in an ocean depend on solar radiation, position on the Earth (latitude), and pre...

Q: As the Caribbean has shifted out of dependence on agriculture, what other economic sectors have emer...

A: The country has many industries such as offshore banking, education and health care institutions, to...

Q: Describe the ways in which African peoples have influenced world regions beyond Africa.

A: Despite suffering through the horrific time of slavery, jim crow era and poverty, Africans have made...

Q: F. Explain the degree to which the practice of monocropping may lead to local food insecurity.

A: Monocropping is often characterized as large-scale single-type agriculture that is extremely suscept...

Q: Why does the leeward side of a sand dune (the slip face) have a steeper slope than the windward side...

A: SAND DUNES: A Sand dune is an essential feature formed by the depositional work of wind. It is a mou...

Q: If a limestone sculpture were treated to form a surface layer of calcium sulfate, would this help to...

A: Limestone has been frequently used in the building processes throughout history, especially for monu...

Q: 1.     Identify the main sources of environmental pollution in the village/town/city to which you be...

A: The primary source of an environmental solution – these are -  from household factories agriculture...

Q: Explain the mechanics of frost wedging.

A:  Weathering is the action of elements of weather and climate over earth materials. It is defined as ...

Q: A geographer who studies the location of things that are happening in city's most often used which o...

A: Geography is a subject that enables an individual to study the physical and social dynamics of a loc...

Q: How do wetlands contribute to the biology of the oceans and the cleansing of polluted river water?

A: A wetland is a particular environment that is overwhelmed by water, either forever or occasionally, ...

Q: What are some of the consequences of thawing permafrost around the arctic?

A: A recent study makes a disturbing connection between the loss of Arctic Sea ice and the thawing ( me...

Q: 11. What kind of agriculture is predominantly found in the shaded areas? Shifting Cultivation Pastor...

A: The world's agricultural distribution is dispersed across different zones based on climatic, sun, an...

Q: Summarize the geographical differences in economic and social development found in China and across ...

A: China is the third-largest country in the world in terms of area and the largest country in terms of...

Q: What are the historical, structural, and institutional reasons offered to explain poverty in the reg...

A: Poverty:               Poverty is defined as a state in which  a person or an individual lacks the f...

Q: How does rural farming villages impact the environment?

A: Rural areas worldwide directly rely on natural resources such as land, forest, and water to generate...

Q: Explain why different parts of Southeast Asia vary so much in regard to both population density and ...

A: Population density across Southeast Asia:                                             Southeast Asia...

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: Describe how centralized planning created a new economic geography across the former Soviet Union. W...

A: The founders of the newly independent nation of the Russian Federation didn't inherit a void/blank m...

Q: Define and contrast the following: magma, lava, and pyroclastics

A: INTRODUCTION: Volcanism  is the usual expression for all the observable facts associated with the or...

Q: Explain how faulting can leave older rocks resting over younger rocks

A: Faulting mechanism – The fault is a curved fracture planar on the earth's surface. A fault is formed...

Q: Why is there low surface salinity in the high latitudes, and why is there higher surface salinity in...

A: Salinity :                Salinity means the total content of salts dissolved in a water body. Salin...

Q: What is the relationship of large continental ice sheets to the crustal depression associated with i...

A: Ice sheet related to isostatic adjustment- the land movement that was burdened with ice age glaciers...

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: What is the relationship between physical geography, resources and the location of a city?

A: Physical geography is a field of natural science that corresponds with the analysis of mechanisms an...