Which of the following is NOT an example of a forced migration? O Refugees O Internally displaced persons O Asylum seekers O Migrant workers O The slave trade

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A: The boreal region of Canada and the tropical region of South America occupy two different latitudina...

Q: Question 20 The Cherokee Indians were removed from O Mississippi CO Alabama O Tennessee O Georgia

A: Cherokee, North yank Indians of Indian lineage United Nations agency planted one among the biggest p...

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A: A state located in the Midwestern United States of America.  The state's name is a translation of th...

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A: Overlain- Lie on top of.

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A: The Chocolate Hills are located in the Philippines. In summers these hills turn dark in color, that ...

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A: Topographic maps are among the important maps in determining elevations on the surface of the earth ...

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A: Polar icecaps found in the higher latitudes, and if it melts the water discharge into the sea and th...

Q: As the earth revolves around the sun, it causes the seasons. What are the seasons?

A:                      A season is a period in the year that can be differentiated by the climatic con...

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A: Buildup is the interaction of water fume turning around into fluid water, with the best model being ...

Q: The term uniformitarianism can be described as the present is the key to the past. Site an example t...

A: Things around us are changing at a different pace. For e.g. when we are living in coastal areas the ...

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A:         The mantle is the middle layer of Earth. The mantle lies between Earth’s solid, super-heated...

Q: How would global temperature patterns be different without the transfer of energy by the circulation...

A: Even though warming has not been uniform across the planet, the upward pattern in the universally ar...

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

A: Air movement on the surface of our earth is affected by atmospheric pressure, temperature, and the f...

Q: Which 1 of the 5 Themes of Geography focuses on dividing the world into manageable units for geograp...

A: A theme is a distinctive subject or property of a subject. The five themes of geography are location...

Q: Identify and explain the GEOGRAPHIC CONTEXT for the creation of the soviet satellite states (lighter...

A: The Soviet Union was one of the prominent political empires in the North-eastern hemisphere during t...

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A: Winds movement depends upon the Atmospheric pressure of the region and the Atmospheric pressure depe...

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A: The topographical map shows that natural existing terrain  or man-made frameworks such as houses and...

Q: . How much farther from the sun is the orbit of Neptune than the orbit of Earth? (Hint: Subtract Ear...

A: Neptune is dark, cold, and extremely windy. It is the last of the planets in our scheme. Neptune is ...

Q: How did geography impact the city of Ancient Greece? What effect did it have on travel, colonization...

A: Geography had a very profound impact on the cities of ancient Greece. As it leads to the development...