Water Cycle

it accualy depends on what fault it is near and if your location is most vonerable to an a earthquake. in case you are wondering, a fault is a crevice in the earth where the earth is most likely to shake. lots of faults are really dangerous, so it is allways a safe idea to have an earthquake kit if you happen to live near a fault.

the Ring of Fire.
continental coasts of the Pacific Ocean. Pacific Ocean rim.

Neolithic Revolution.

chemical weathering

No oceanic coastline Absence of volcanic activity

Hurricane Katrina devastated the city of New Orleans (apex)

Precipitation: Falling to earth

Transpiration:Rising from plants

Condensation:Forming droplets

Deposition:Becoming solid

Hope i helped,little bastards :)

An average person in the US uses over 80 gallons a day.

Crust, Moho barrier, Mantle, Core

Hot weather: Scant clothing, Scarce food: Conservation and hospitality, Many lakes: Use boats for trade, Tall trees with fruit: Climbing skills

Lower mantle: Close to outer core, Inner core: Dense solid iron, Outer core: Liquid iron, Upper mantle: Pushes the crust

isolated by mountains or some other physical barriers.