Why is deforestation bad?

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Answer:But the risks from deforestation go even wider. Trees absorb and store carbon dioxide. If forests are cleared, or even disturbed, they release carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. Forest loss and damage is the cause of around 10% of global warming.

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Strongest economic player (leader) in the world markets in Asia

A. Taiwan

B. Indonesia

C. China

D. Japan

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China should be correct

If you were far out
to sea in a boat
with no land in
sight, how would
you describe
your position or
location?


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You are far out in the deep ocean so the answer is d hopes this help❤️

Describe at least two ways in which the Middle East today is much different
than it was 100 years ago. Explain the most important reason for each of the
two differences you describe.

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Answer:

The Middle East is a geographical region that has been of great importance in history since ancient times. Strategically located, it is a natural land bridge connecting the continents of Asia, Africa, and Europe. ... In recent times its enormous deposits of oil have made the Middle East more important than ever.

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Which quote from Washington’s speech best supports the answer to part A

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Answer:

Its A. ''There is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem''

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Air pressure is important because it cause

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Answer:

it is related to volume, density, and temperature. also high pressure in the atmosphere causes the air to compress and sink, leading to clear skies and calm conditions.

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A - Golgi apparatus

B - Nucleolus

C - Endoplasmic reticulum

D - Mitochondrion

E - Ribosomes

F - Lysosome

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HELP PLZ!!!!!! what do the exports of the three nations- Cote d"lvorie, Ghana, and Nigeria have in common?​

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they’re all in west Africa

Find the midpoint
(1,5) and (5,9)

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Answer:

The midpoint of the question is 4

Find the value of x in the isosceles triangle.

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Answer:

x = 15

Explanation:

As we can see it is an isosceles triangle so

The perpendicular line joining the vertex and base of isosceles triangle bisects the base. so

Taking the triangle of right side

hypotenuse (h) = 25 inches

base (b) = 20 inches

perpendicular (p) = x = ?

We know by using Pythagoras theorem

p= √h² - b²

x = √ 25² - 20²

= √ 225

x =15

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Famous Indian landmark commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan in horror of his favorite wife for her tomb-

A. Pagoda

B. Hagia Sophia

C. Taj Mahal

D. Angkor Wat

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Answer:

C I think, Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal.

Explanation:

Answer:

c

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The age of the Earth as calculated by Archbishop James Ussher is a critical component in ____________.

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Answer:

Christianity

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Archbishop James Ussher was a renowned professor of Theology and an astronomer. He calculated the age of the earth by studying ancient Hebrew and Egyptian books and he deduced that the world begun on the 23rd of October 4004 BC.

His calculation became a critical component in Christianity because when English Bibles were printed, James Ussher's calculation was what was used in  their chronologies. He became popular and his calculation was as respected as the Bible itself.

The formation of minerals from substances dissolved in water is called
a. precipitation
b. dissolution of solutes
c. universal solvent

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Answer: b. dissolution of solutes

Explanation:

Water contains different particles in it depending on where the water came from as these particles dissolved into the water as the water passed through.

There is a limit to how much particles can be dissolved in water though much like when you put too much sugar into water and at some point the sugar just settles at the bottom.

This is the same with those solutes in water. After a point where the water can no longer dissolve them, they come together and create minerals that are seen when the water evaporates.

Which of the following describes the theory of the moon’s formation? A. Our moon is an escaped moon from another planet B. The moon was formed with the solar system from clouds of gas and dust C. A giant asteroid hit the Earth and blew off a large piece which was caught in orbit D. The moon was formed elsewhere and was caught by Earth’s gravity as it passed by

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Answer:

B.

I could wrong that because there many theory.

I choose B that because my feelings think B make any sense?

Answer:

the right answer is C. A giant asteroid hit the Earth and blew off a large piece which was caught in orbit

Explanation:

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What is a challenge for Europeans based on population prediction?

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Answer:

50 million people through excess of death over birth

Explanation:

according to common population forecast the EU will lose some 50 million of its current inhabitants by the year 2050 through an excess of deaths over birth that is 10% of today's inhabitants or roughly the population of Poland and Greece combined

Primary economic industry found in island and coastal nations

A. Rice farming

B. Fishing

C. Ship Building

D. Pastoralism

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Primary economic industry is fishing
Primary economic is fishing

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Imagine you were the ruler of a small island nation similar to Hawaii . How would you rule? How would you react if a powerful nation wanted to take control of your island ? What measures would you take for the good of your nation and people ? How would you implement these measures ? What obstacles do you think you'd face and why ?

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Answer:

Most people who visit Hawaii have heard of King Kamehameha. Many visitors see the name used everywhere. This is because of all the rulers of ancient Hawaii he was the most successful at conquering his rival island chiefs and then bringing together the people of all the islands under his rule.

From his conquests on the Big Island and the Hana side of Maui to his battles in Wailuku and Oahu, his life was often brutal and violent. In the end Kamehameha The Great was able to do what no other Hawaiian Ali’i (rulers or chiefs) could do, unite all the islands under one ruling institution – The Hawaiian Kingdom. He brought peace to the islands and ended what many believe was 100 years of war. The arrival of European ships brought continuous change to the ancient Hawaiian lifestyle after Kamehameha’s death in 1819.

Kamehameha Life Events Sign

This complicated caste society made up of family blood lines saw the ruling Ali’i as sacred Gods who ruled the people through a justly and sometimes brutal ancient Kapu system of governess.

What many people don’t realize is the struggle Kamehameha endured to achieve what other Ali’i at the time could not. His story is a fascinating glimpse into ancient Hawai’i and the transitions that followed the arrival of European and American influences.

THE FUTURE KING IS BORN

EUROPEAN DISCOVERY

RISE OF A WARRIOR

ISLAND CONQUEST

WESTERN INFLUENCES

HAWAI’IAN KINGDOM

WARRIOR KING

KAPU SYSTEM

ROYAL WOMEN

DYNASTY

KAMEHAMEHA DAY

Share His Incredible Story - King Kamehameha of Hawaii

The Future King Is Born

Starting from the day of his birth Kamehameha’s life was filled with danger and stories of survival. Kamehameha’s birth name was Paiea (meaning “Hard Shelled Crab). His mother Kekuiapoiwa was the daughter of Alapai, ruling chief of the Kona district and high chief Keoua who ruled the Kohala district on the Big Island of Hawai’i.

The date of his birth is debated among historians but Hawaiian legend tells of a bright star, Kokoiki, appearing just before his birth. The date of the legend may coincide with the appearance of Halley’s Comet in December of 1758.

When the star Kokoiki was viewed by the Kahuna (Hawaiian mystic priests) it was prophesied that a great leader was about to be born who would defeat all his rivals and come to rule all the islands. It was also said that the child was po’olua, meaning “child of two fathers”, due to a liaison his mother had with Kahekili who was the chief Ali’i and King of Maui. It was considered a great honor by the chiefs of that period.

The ruling chief Alapai became fearful of the prophesy and ordered the infant put to death. While Alapai’s chiefs waited outside the birthing hale (house) his mother’s attendants cut a hole in the structure and whisked away the infant within minutes of his birth. It is said he was taken into the mountains where the cold and rain caused the newborn royal infant to stop breathing. Attendants revived him and he stayed hidden for years from the warring clans who saw him as a potential threat. At this time he was given the name Kamehameha which means “The Very Lonely One” or “The One Set Apart”.

European Discovery

Maui History Engraving American Boat Hawaiians in Canoe

He eventually returned to his family and began training with his uncle Kalani’opu’u, then ruler of the Big Island of Hawai’i. As a young warrior he had tremendous size and strength. At close to 7 feet tall he proved himself as a great warrior and fulfilled another prophecy which stated that whoever could move the Naha Stone (said to have weighed over 2 tons) would unite the Hawaiian Islands. Kamehameha was able to roll it completely over.

By the time famed English explorer James Cook arrived Kamehameha was a trusted general in the Big Island’s ruler Kalani’opu’u armies. While colonists were battling the British during the American Revolutionary War the Hawaiian Islands were divided into four ruling kingdoms: the Big Island was under the rule of Kalani’opu’u who also had possession of the Hana district of Maui, the islands of Maui (except the Hana district), Lana’i, Moloka’i and Kaho’olawe were under the rule of Kahekili. The island of O’ahu was under the rule of Kahahana and the island of Kaua’i and Ni’ihau was under the rule of Kamakahelei. Kahekili also came very close to uniting the islands under his rule…but more about that later.

Kamehameha Statue Hilo

Kamehameha first met Captain James Cook when he and Kalani’opu’u boarded Cook’s ship the HMS Resolution offshore of Hana. Captain Cook had just left what is now Kahului and was headed down the northeastern shores of Maui. Cook’s expedition had two ships, the HMS Discovery captained by Charles Clerke and his flagship HMS Resolution. A few days before Cook met Kamehameha (November of 1778) the ships were trading with the kanaka maoli (what native Hawaiians call themselves) off shore of Wailuku.Hawaiian Double Hull Canoe Etching

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Strongest economic player (leader) in the world markets in Asia

A. Taiwan

B. Indonesia

C. China

D. Japan

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The strongest is b in world markets

Answer:

D. Japan

Explanation:

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