Was the Grand Canyon formed by water glaciers or wind? AND was Chimney Rock formed by water,glaciers or wind? ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS CORRECTLY FOR 20 POINTS AND FIRST TO ANSWER GETS BRAINILEST!! I will fr report you if you just take the points and not answer the question.

Answer:

#1 is glaciers And #2 is wind

Explanation:

What latitudes have moist air rising?​

The relative location of Augusta, Maine

was John brown justified in his violence in the name of abolition?
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Select all statements that are true about the triangles. Triangles A B C ABC and D C B DCB are congruent by the Angle-Angle Triangle Congruence Theorem. Triangles A B C ABC and B C D BCD are congruent by the Angle-Side-Angle Triangle Congruence Theorem. Triangles A B C ABC and B C D BCD are congruent by the Side-Side-Side Triangle Congruence Theorem. Triangles A B C ABC and D C B DCB are congruent by the Side-Angle-Side Triangle Congruence Theorem. Triangles A B C ABC and D C B DCB are congruent by the Side-Side-Side Triangle Congruence Theorem. There is not enough information to determine if the triangles are congruent.

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The level of environmental protection enacted typically depends on _______.
a.
the perceived benefit of the action
b.
the support of the community
c.
pressure from foreign governments
d.
all of the above


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Which of the following phrases defines the word "import"?
A. to limit how much of a product can come from another country
B. to send a product to another country to sell
C. to purchase a product from another country
D. to tax a product from another country
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
OA
OB
ОС
OD

Historically, Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal & the Netherlands became global colonial world powers. Which of the following would be a factor in why these countries became global powers, while those of central and eastern Europe did not?
a. All had similar strong central governments based on the Roman Republican model.
b. All had access to the ocean with long coastline, a mairtime culture of trade, and they had large port cities.
c. They had uniform religious beliefs, which created stronger, more homogeneous societies.
d. All were small, mountainous countries that had limited agrarian land and small populations.

Which of the following is NOT a landform created by a force of erosion?

Canyons
Sand Dunes
Ridges
Valleys

According to the article how can we reduce water scarcity? the essays underneath.
About two-thirds of the world’s population faces water scarcity for at least one month during the year. The growing risk of worldwide water shortages is worse than scientists previously thought, according to a new study.

About 66 percent, which is 4 billion people, of the world’s population lives without sufficient access to fresh water for at least one month of the year, according to a new paper published Friday in the journal Science Advances (Links to an external site.).

Previous studies calculated a lower number, estimating that between 1.7 and 3.1 billion people lived with moderate to severe water scarcity for at least a month out of the year.

Scientists, led by Dr. Arjen Hoekstra (Links to an external site.) of the Netherlands’ University of Twente, used a computer model that is both more precise and comprehensive than previous studies have used to analyze how widespread water scarcity is across the globe. Their model considers multiple variables including: climate records, population density, irrigation and industry.

“Up to now, this type of research concentrated solely on the scarcity of water on an annual basis, and had only been carried out in the largest river basins,” Hoekstra said (Links to an external site.) in a statement. “That paints a more rosy and misleading picture, because water scarcity occurs during the dry period of the year.”

“The fact that the scarcity of water is being regarded as a global problem is confirmed by our research,” Hoekstra added. “For some time now, the World Economic Forum has placed the world water crisis in the top three of global problems, alongside climate change and terrorism.”

Severe water scarcity happens when consumption is twice as high as available resources, according to the study’s researchers. Consequently, half of those suffering from water scarcity are in the world’s two most populous countries — India and China — where demand is high.

High-scarcity levels are also widespread in areas with significant irrigated agriculture (like the Great Plains in the United States) or low natural availability of fresh water (like the Arabian Desert) where populations are also relatively dense, according to the study. Similar patterns exist in the south and western United States where heavily populated states like California have been in a drought for years. (Links to an external site.)

The consequences of water scarcity can result in economic losses due to crop failure, limited food availability and poor business viability, and can threaten environmental biodiversity. When faced with scarcity, areas in need of water often resort to pumping groundwater (Links to an external site.), which can permanently deplete the supply.

Water shortages have also precipitated or heightened the potential (Links to an external site.) for global conflicts in places like the Middle East and Africa.

“Freshwater scarcity is a major risk to the global economy (Links to an external site.), affecting four billion people directly,” Hoekstra told The New York Times. “But since the remaining people in the world receive part of their food from the affected areas, it involves us all.”

Despite the grim findings, the study recommends ways to reduce scarcity, such as increasing reliance on rain-fed rather than irrigated agriculture, improving the efficiency of water usage and — perhaps the most challenging for humans — sharing what’s available. The researchers point out that for these solutions to be effective, governments, corporations and investors will need to cooperate.

Which of the following is the best environment in which to observe impacts of the founder effect? a. the North American great plains b. the Amazon rainforest C. small Pacific islands d. deserts​

The United States is one of five permanent members of the United Nations' _______.
A. )general assembly
B. )security council
C.) administrative board
D.)peacekeeping forces

List 5 ways cities are better today.

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What are some of the key environmental challenges facing Australia and the Pacific islands?

What is eternal flame ​

What is the dominant religion in South Africa? Hint: Use the map in the lesson to help you answer this question. Indigenous Christianity Islam Hindu

PLEASE HURRY!! Why does it feel cooler at 90°F when the relative humidity is 30% compared to the same temperature and the relative humidity is 80%?
Group of answer choices

Because the drier air evaporates moisture off your skin more easily.

Because the lower humidity brings down the temperature.

There is no real difference because the temperature is the same.

Because there is less air movement at 80% humidity.

Q2. Mangroves are an integral part of natural environment of the coast, which is being damaged by human activities. What harm is being done to the mangroves in Pakistan? Why is it a problem or a concern which needs our attention?

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what are the first 10 amendments , what are they called, and which one do you think is the most important today, support your answer.

Which of the following best describes the climate types of the Middle East?
A.
The entire region is arid desert.
B.
The majority of the region is semiarid; there are some areas of arid desert, but few Mediterranean climate zones.
C.
Most of the region is arid desert, but there are also semiarid, Mediterranean, and highland climate zones.
D.
Most of the region has a Mediterranean climate; however, there are arid deserts along the coasts.

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