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Some ways that density can change?
Pressure Temperature Changes in the molecular structure(chemical change)
What is a rogue nation?
Rogue nations are the most dangerous of nations that oppose the role of the United States as a superpower and that reject democracy and capitalism. They ignore some of the most fundamental principles of international relations.
What is a physical change and what are some examples?
Your kidding, but an example is erosion, you can move it,keeping molecular structure, simple wander is a reverseable change
How has men's role change in the last 50 years?
a lot but some is clothes and hair
What could affect specific heart structures?
Some sort of defect could change a structure in the heart
When you cook an egg do you think a chemical change occur?
Yes. Some proteins fall apart causing the structure (the look and feel) of the egg to change.
Why should all nations be responsible for effects of climate change?
Most nations have played some part in global warming and climate change. But, all nations with modern societies with automobiles and that use fossil fuel for heat or transportation contribute to climate change and are responsible for it to some degree. Whether they're responsible for it or not they'll suffer from it.
What are some of the first nations called?
Some of the first nations are called countries.
How did the war change the structures and roles of some nations?
the united states took on a new position as a world leader
What benefits does membership in the European Union confer on nations?
to unify them under a common currency and economic structure, as well as under some shared principles of law and human rights.
How many nations came out of Abraham?
The Jewish nation, the Arab nations and the Europian nations and some eastern nations.
Do all countries have a parliament?
Not all countries have a parliament; the structure of government varies widely around the world. Some nations, like absolute monarchies, may not have a parliamentary system or may have limited legislative bodies. Others may employ different forms of governance, such as presidential systems or authoritarian regimes, where the role of a parliament is minimal or non-existent. Ultimately, the presence and function of a parliament depend on each country's political structure and constitution.
