Answer:
risk of accident for everyone in the driving environment.
How are the different regions interdependent on each other?
Answer:
Regions – Different regions in a country depend on each other for resources.
Explanation:
For example, one area can have fields that can be planted and harvest for food, and the other region would buy the food from the first region. Nations – Different nations depend on each other for resources that are not available in that nation.
Different regions of the world are interdependent on each other to get those resources that are not available in their own countries.
What is available in region A may not be available in region B Therefore region B has to depend on A for those resources that they lack.
For example, Region A may have crude oil and region B does not. So region B has to carry out trades with A in order to get have products from crude oil.
In conclusion regions are interdependent on each other to get the needed resources that they lack which the other region has in abundance.
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Question #1
(a) Where in Asia did Hinduism spread from India.
(b) Why was has Hinduism remained centered in India?
Part A:
Nepal, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Myanmar.
Part B:
India remains the spiritual and cultural center of Hinduism because it has the largest population and concentration of Hindus and so many sacred sites, like the Ganges.
Answer:
a)Religious and social practices associated with Hinduism spread into Nepal and Sri Lanka, where they blended with local religious and social systems. They also spread into Southeast Asia, carried across the Indian Ocean by merchants and sailors on ships.
b) One of the major reasons because of which Hinduism did not spread to countries outside the Indian subcontinent is the lack of effective translation of the Vedas, Upanishads, etc to languages outside India and a great dependence on Sanskrit during the revival after 10th Century AD.
Explanation:
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how was manchuria impacted by japan?
Answer:
Manchuria was taken by japan in a land dispute on Korea for a little background info. Manchuria wanted to stay chinese but Japan kept it and did things that would get me reported here in order to strengthen their Political and religious influence on the china sea (Between china and japan)
Iraqi sunnis are in conflict with what group in Iran ?
Answer:
Iraqi forces that are also allied with the U.S.
Explanation:
Which of the following is not be included in the calculation of a nation’s GDP?
A
money spent on hair cuts at a hair salon
B
soda sales at a restaurant
C
the sale of a newly produced good, like a new car
D
the sale of a previously owned good, like a used car
Answer: D the sale of a previously owned good, like a used car
Explanation:
Gross domestic product or GDP can be defined as the standard which is used to measure the total value that has been created by the production of new goods and services in a particular period of time in a country. The sale of previously own good like a used car is not included in the nation's GDP as it only counts the sale of goods produced in a certain time of the year and profit obtained from it.
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Who was the first person to colonize the Caribbean Islands ?
Answer:
Spain is the answer
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Answer:
Spanish monarchy
Explanation:
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what was the condition of Nepal when renaissance period began in Europe
Explanation:
Nepal was ruled by Malla Dynasty from the 12th century to the 18th century , i.e during the renaissance period in Europe. This era in Nepal is eminent for the various social and economic reforms such as the 'Sanskritization' of the Valley people. Introduction of new methods of land measurement and allocation, etc.
What was the difference
between Mesopotamia and
Egypt's landscape? How did it
affect their civilization?
Please help!!
Answer:
What was the difference between Mesopotamia and Egypt landscape How did it affect their civilization? Egypt was built around a single river, so for much of its history was unified. It also had limited scope for expansion, though it did conquer into West Asia and further down the Nile. Mesopotamia was a landscape between two rivers, each of which shifted its course.
Explanation:
Why did British, and Russian governments support Greece rebellion against ottoman rule?
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Which religions uses a mosque as their place of worship?
Answer:
muslims.
Explanation:
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If you wanted to change one thing about the place you live, what would you change? What solution do you have for the change?
Please help 15 points
I would like to change the accessibility of transportation. The solution to have good accessibility would be improving public transportation, creating more accessible spaces and buildings, and ensuring that sidewalks and roadways are safe and easy.
What is transportation?Transportation refers to the movement of persons and things. It is a critical aspect of modern society and plays a crucial role in facilitating trade, commerce, and communication.
Transportation also has significant economic, social, and environmental impacts. It creates jobs, supports trade and commerce, connects people and communities, and contributes to economic growth.
By improving public transportation, creating more accessible spaces and buildings, sidewalks and road would be safe and easy for all people including people with disabilities is the change I want to do at my place.
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(HELP ASAP!!) most followers of hinduism believe that:
A. evil people can never come back to life
B. the vedas contain important religious practices and stories
C. it is never acceptable to use violence
D. people should give up all of their possessions
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
The Vedas contain important religious practices and stories
How were indigenous groups treated by European colonizers
Answer:
They were treated quite horribly honestly. They overworked them, beat them, murdered them, and basically a whole lot of human right violations.
Explanation:
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Who wants to be my freind?
Answer:
Me :)
Explanation:
which technological advancement was most useful for helping to break the stalemate on the western front
a. telegraph
b. tanks
c. submarines
d. telephone
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Answer:
B.
Explanation:
The tanks helped them across the dead mans zone
Answer:
B. tanks
Explanation:
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Which statement best summarizes how a parasite such as a tapeworm
causes disease?
A. Parasites use living cells to make new copies of themselves.
B. Parasites reproduce best in warm, moist environments.
C. Parasites are made up of genetic material surrounded by a
protein.
D. Parasites take nutrients from another organism's body.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Answer:
Answer to this is D
Explanation:
Parasites take nutrients from another organisms body to stay alive.
1. Explain why it is important to prevent deforestation of the rain forest and what steps the Brazilian government has taken to try deal with the problem.
2. Explain how Brazilian agriculture can be productive and highly profitable, yet many farmers live in poverty.
Explanation:
Over the past nine years, the rate of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has dropped by 70 percent. This success has been achieved despite high beef and soy prices, which in previous years had pushed deforestation upward, and during a time that Brazil had rapid economic growth and made important progress in reducing poverty, hunger, and inequality. Brazil’s reduction in emissions from deforestation is the largest contribution so far by any country—rich or poor—to reducing global warming pollution.
The factors responsible for this accomplishment include government policies and enforcement actions by prosecutors, on both the federal and state levels; incentives created by Norway’s pledge of up to $1 billion in results-based compensation; the concerted pressure exerted by non-government organizations (NGOs) on the government and the soy and beef industries; and the positive response by those industries, resulting in the 2006 soy and 2009 beef moratoria. Political leaders, such as President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, Minister of the Environment/2010 Green Party presidential candidate Marina Silva, the independent public prosecutors, and several state governors can also claim an important share of the credit. Ultimately, however, it was the change in the political dynamic of the deforestation issue due to years of effort by Brazilian civil society that made these actions and this success possible.
Key Concepts
Deforestation appeared to be an intractable problem for many years, with little progress in reducing it, despite many government and NGO projects and widespread global concern.
Brazil’s success has now shown that a large, rapid reduction in deforestation is possible. It has cut deforestation in the Amazon by 70 percent, compared to the average level in 1996-2005, making zero deforestation by 2020—or even sooner—a feasible goal.
Many actors deserve credit for the accomplishment. They include Presidents Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff, Environment Minister/Green Party candidate Marina Silva, state governors, independent public prosecutors, NGOs, the voluntary moratoria by the soybean and beef industries, and the results-based financing provided by Norway.
The overwhelming role of soy and beef as causes of Amazon deforestation means that successful civil society pressure on these industries’ supply chains could lead to rapid reductions in deforestation.
Brazilian civil society, including indigenous groups, rubber tappers, labor unions, and environmentalists, were able to change the political dynamics and framing of the deforestation issue. They forced governments and businesses to act and thus made the success possible.
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In a laissez-faire economy, government involvement is __________.
A.
encouraged
B.
limited
C.
necessary
D.
nonexistent
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
Best answer: C
Explanation:
"Ma'am, I'm sorry, but according to our records, you do not have flood insurance protections in your policy. We do offer flood insurance as an add-on to basic homeowners, but at additional cost."
What should Maggie do? Check all that apply.
find out how much flood insurance costs
learn what would be covered by flood insurance
look into buying a new house and new furniture
decide if the flood insurance costs will benefit her in the future
find a new job that will pay more
Answer:
Find out how much flood insurance costs .
Learn what would be covered by flood insurance .
Decide if the flood insurance costs will benefit her in the future .
Explanation:
In the case of Maggie, the flood insurance policy is not part of the insurance policy she had taken. And she has the chance of getting the policy only with an extra cost.
So, Maggie can get safety insurance by finding out how much the insurance costs. She can learn more about what the insurance policy covers and also decide and research if the insurance cost will be of any benefit to her in the future.
Thus, the correct answers are the first, second, and fourth options.
Answer:
A,B,D
Explanation:
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The Environmental Protection Agency has been the environment’s watchdog for close to years.
five
twenty-five
forty-five
sixty
Answer:
It is forty-five
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An increasing prevalence of the disease __________ is attributed to the construction of high dams and irrigation in many parts of the world.
Answer:
schistosomiasis
Explanation:
In simple words, Schistosomiasis can be understood as the disease caused by parasitic invertebrates named schistosomes, also recognized as snail disease as well as bilharzia. It can harm the bladder tract or even the bowels. Abdominal pressure, diarrhoea, bloody feces, or blood throughout the urine are indications.
Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct answer is schistosomiasis.
Most antebellum utopian communities supported: a capitalism b opposition to communism c cooperative social and economic practices d rugged individualism e pacifism
Answer:
Its C, because the citizens of that particular utopia become very lenient and compliant.
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where is number 7 located?
Answer:
right below 6 and 8, there is a little line that should have a 7 on it
Explanation:
Ice floats on water why?give short answer.
Explanation:
because the density of ice is less than the density of water
because it has less density than the water
4. Which action made George Childress significant to Texas history? A. wrote the Texas Declaration of independence B. led the attack on Goliad C. traveled to the United States seeking suppliesD. commanded the Texas army
Answer:
It is A
Explanation:
2. Describing What advantages did the British hope to gain by limiting westward settlement in 1763?
Answer:
By limiting westward settlement in 1763, the British hoped to gain the advantage of keeping peace between the settlers & natives, and also kept colonists where British authority was stronger.
Explanation:
Answer/Explanation:
The British had a strong relationship with many of the Native American tribes of the west. Limiting the west expansion would let the Natives stay on their land and not have to pushed off. This would keep Peace with the natives and have them on their side. This was an action that was promised due to a quasi-peace proclamation made with the Native Americans.