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A: POPULATION: Population is the number of people in an area. Therefore, population means total number ...

Q: Why is the monsoon so crucial to life in South Asia?

A: INTRODUCTION: Monsoon is the primary source of freshwater supply in South Asia countries. It affects...

Q: Discuss the reasons behind the current flood of illegal migration to Europe.

A: INTRODUCTION: Free movement of people was the main problem faced by the EU in the early days. The pe...

Q: Be sure to include specific examples of hurricanes and explain where were they caused and describe w...

A:  Hurricanes are the type of storm which is also called a tropical cyclone. It is a very large and bi...

Q: What is the Burgess model used for?

A: Burgess Model:                           This was model proposed Sociologist Ernest Burgess in 1925....

Q: What was the result of urban renewal programs?

A: Urban renewal programs were the city administration's initiatives reconfigure metropolitan cities to...

Q: Describe the topography, climate, and hydrology of Europe.

A: In Europe there were landform regions which is four major regions- European lowlands- This lowland ...

Q: What explains the relatively high levels of social development in the Caribbean, given the region’s ...

A: The key explanation for this is that like most nations and provinces in the region understand that e...

Q: Explain the relationships among elevation, climate, and agricultural production, especially in tropi...

A: From 20° south and 20° north, highlands and mountains are known as tropical highlands. It is also a ...

Q: Where is most of the world’s freshwater found?

A: Water is essential to survive on the earth and around 71% of the earth's surface covered with water ...

Q: Explain the shape and formation of a roche moutonnée.

A: Roche mountain is the mountain that is founded in the polar region. This is the landform related to ...

Q: Explain what an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is and why it is important to Pacific island economies...

A: The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) are sea zone areas. The island or the state has exclusive rights f...

Q: Describe in detail different irrigation methods used in ageiculture?

A:     Irrigation is the artificial application of the water to the top soil in farm through various sy...

Q: Describe the world geography of fossil fuel production and consumption.

A: Fossil fuels are the most precious natural resource for humankind as it the backbone of all developm...

Q: What do cattle ranch do and want in the Amazon rainforest for? Please help me please!!!

A: The Amazonian rainforests located in the South American continent are vital for the Earth's environm...

Q: Where in the world are the areas of the most severe water stress?

A: Water stress is when water is not met as the population demand weighs more than the amount/quality o...

Q: What accounts for the difference in the quantity and quality of soil found in central Canada and the...

A: INTRODUCTION: The Great Plains in Canada and the United States form a huge Geographic area at the Ro...

Q: What are the five factors involved in soil formation?

A:                    Soils are named and classified on the basis of physical and chemical properties. ...

Q: Geography has "site and situation", so I need the site and situation of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

A: Site and Situation- " Site " refers to the intrinsic characteristics of the location. While "Situati...

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A:   The Normal dip-slip faults are induced by the vertical compression as when the Earth surface leng...

Q: Explain where and why precipitation develops within a midlatitude cyclone.

A: The extratropical cyclones are developed due to the difference in air masses' temperature in the pol...

Q: Outline the distribution of major urban areas on the map of East Asia and explain why the region’s l...

A: In today's modern world globalization boost the interdependency of the economic activities between t...

Q: Discuss the relationship between corals and algae and explain how corals benefit from having interna...

A: Corals are one of the most vulnerable species found in the marine ecosystem, they are formed with co...

Q: Compare the climate, vegetation, and agricultural conditions of Russia’s European west with those of...

A: CLIMATE: Climate of Russia's European west is continental type of climate but is only prevalent in E...

Q: In what kinds of environments is solifluction common?

A: It is a process in which soil is saturated and starts flowing over a slope. It is a category of a sh...

Q: Describe the dominant North American migration flows since 1900.

A: MIGRATION: Migration means the movement of something from one place to another place. When humans mo...

Q: Explain about the Uplift Forces.

A: Uplift forces are the forces that cause the upward movement of the object, to the vertical movement ...

Q: In what ways are sea breezes and land breezes similar to valley breezes and mountain breezes?

A: The land and sea breeze circulation is indeed a local wind framework that usually meets coastlines a...

Q: Describe key sectors of the region’s economy in the Soviet and post–Soviet eras and discuss how rece...

A: The Soviet economy had been dependent on state control of the production, collective cultivation, an...

Q: 3. How many people lived in Canada in 2001? 4. What percentage of Canadians live in urban areas?

A: POPULATION: The population is the number of people in an area. Therefore, 'population means a total ...

Q: Describe how an ice age affects sea level.

A: Ice age is the direct factor which affects the level of sea water. The age of ice is determined by t...

Q: Identify the key modern religions and language families that dominate the region.

A: When humans started migrating to a better place, that helped them for cultivation, from many people ...

Q: How did the surrounding seas affect Japan’s development?

A: The geography of a nation affects in many respects the growth of its culture and society. Its locati...

Q: Describe the process that forms an occluded front.

A: Fronts are the very common phenomena that occur near the earth surface, it is formed when the two ai...

Q: Explain why European merchants were eager to trade in South Asia in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuri...

A: Britishers start discovering other continents, they faced a lack of resources and want to survive so...

Q: What influence do major religions in South Asia have on the culture, economy, and politics of those ...

A: South Asia is indeed the hub of several major religious traditions worldwide, especially Hinduism, B...

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: Provide reasons for the Aral Sea’s disappearance, and outline the economic and environmental consequ...

A:             The Aral sea was on the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In 1900 it was the fourth l...

Q: Summarize some of the major environmental issues impacting this region and how different countries h...

A:              The world is progressing in technology handling and regressing in environment handling....

Q: How do stream drainage patterns reflect the underlying structure of a landscape?

A: A stream is indeed a waterbody that transports fragments of rock as well as dissolved ions which flo...

Q: Describe how the urban landscape of China is currently changing.

A: China has seen large scale transformation on the fronts of social and economic reforms, leading to r...

Q: How does the ocean act as a thermal sponge, helping minimize the amount of global warming experience...

A: Oceans covers almost the 70 % of the earth surface, there would be no biosphere in the absence of oc...

Q: Define the term semiperipheral countries?

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Q: Why human geography is important? And how human geographers can help in solving real world problem? ...

A: Human geography is basically the study of humans in relation to mother nature. Carl Ritter is consid...

Q: In a rain shadow, air is cooled as it rises and heated as it descends, often producing a wet and dry...

A: Rain-shadow regions are the leeward sides of an upland region like a mountain, that experiences arid...

Q: What is the name of the texture displayed by the following igneous rock? What is the correct chemica...

A: IGNEOUS ROCK: The word igneous has been derived from the Latin word "ignis," which means 'fire.' The...

Q: A sediment core is retrieved from the middle of the North Pacific Ocean, about 1000 kilometers (620 ...

A: Sediment is a matter that settles to the lower part of a liquid. As far as geography the method is u...

Q: Explain Climate change?

A: The most contemporary environmental concern to the planet and society is the phenomena of climate ch...

Q: Approximately what percentage of incoming solar radiation is transmitted through the atmosphere and ...

A: Our Earth is surrounded by a blanket of air. This layer of air is called the Eath's atmosphere. It i...

Q: Provide one example of how the internal structure of a city is important:

A: A city can be divided into multiple sections or concentric rings. The central part of the city is kn...