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The basic landform pattern of Central America consists of what?
There are a variety of landforms in the central United States. These include open plains, hills, valleys, lakes, as well as rivers.
What was not a pattern of development of the classical civilizations?
they tended to be very nonreligions
What body of water is to the northwest of Central America.?
Central America acts as a land bridge between Mexico and Colombia, running on a diagonal pattern. As such, it touches two bodies of water: the Pacific Ocean throughout all its western shores and the Caribbean Sea throughout its eastern shores.
What was not a pattern of development of the classical civilization?
they tended to be very nonreligions
What body of water is to the north east of Central America?
Central America acts as a land bridge between Mexico and Colombia, running on a diagonal pattern. As such, it touches two bodies of water: the Pacific Ocean throughout all its western shores and the Caribbean Sea throughout its eastern shores.
What is the official language in Central American countries?
Portuguese is neither the official nor the main spoken language in any one of the seven Central American countries. For the official language of Belize is English. And Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. There may be Portuguese-speaking communities in Central America. But they don't make up anywhere near a major percentage of the total population. As with South America, Central America largely was settled by Spanish speakers from Spain, and later from other nations of Latin America. And this settlement pattern was regulated by the Treaty of Tordesillas, in 1497. For the treaty defined as the Spanish zone of influence the lands to the west of a certain line, and Portuguese to the east. Consequently, Brazil was the only country for which Portugal was legally eligible to settle.
Which pattern is developed when a stream flows in different directions from a central peak or dome like structure?
Radial pattern
What is the Cyclical Theory social change?
cyclical theory sees society, culture and civilization moving in cycles rather than going on a straight line. some civilization which experience progress and glory before slowly regressed(and vice versa)
What is an eyelash viper used for?
The Eyelash Viper snake, found in South and Central America, is used to kill prey such as birds, frogs, rodents and lizards. They are known to be available in exotic trade based on their color and pattern despite being poisonous.
What is central neurogenic hyperventilation?
Central neurogenic hyperventilation is a pattern of breathing that is abnormal. A person will have deep and rapid breaths and it is usually a sign that a person is going into a coma.
What happen to the diffraction pattern when the slit separation increase or decrease?
When the slit separation increases, the diffraction pattern becomes wider, with narrower central maxima and weaker secondary maxima. Conversely, when the slit separation decreases, the diffraction pattern becomes narrower, with wider central maxima and stronger secondary maxima.
How can the dynastic cycle apply to every civilization?
The dynastic cycle describes the rise, flourishing, decline, and fall of ruling families, a pattern observable in many civilizations throughout history. As dynasties begin with strong leadership and effective governance, they often experience prosperity and expansion. Over time, however, corruption, internal strife, and external pressures can lead to their decline, eventually resulting in rebellion or conquest and the establishment of a new dynasty. This cyclical pattern illustrates the challenges of maintaining power and stability across different cultures and eras.
