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Does the Asteroid Belt travel counterclockwise?
It is really hard to tell but if I had to say I think it does Hope this helps!
How do people earn a living in Kenya?
In Kenya, it is hard to say how they all travel, because Kenya is a developing country, so the rich travel by cars, or motorcycles, and the poor must travel by foot even to the farthest places
What do you expect the velocity of hard basalt in seismic investigations explain in detail?
In seismic investigations, the velocity of hard basalt is expected to be high due to its dense and strong nature. Basalt typically has high seismic velocities because of its mineral composition and compactness, which allows seismic waves to travel quickly through it. Understanding the velocity of hard basalt helps geoscientists interpret subsurface structures and properties, such as identifying boundaries between different rock layers or the presence of faults.
What is the lowest and highest elevation points in South America?
That would be Bolivia, because it is "landlocked", or it has no access to an ocean, or river, making it very hard to trade with other countries. Say there is a clothing factory in the center of the country, and they wanted to ship one hundred boxes of jackets to their neighbor, Chile. It would be pretty hard, because the only way to get it there wouls be driving or flying, which are both costly. Also Paraguay is a very poor country for most of the same reasons, but it has a river to use to trade.
What physical features make transportation in middle America difficult?
Some physical features that make transportation in middle America difficult include rugged terrain such as mountains and forests that can be hard to traverse, unpredictable weather conditions like snowstorms and tornadoes that can disrupt travel, and sparse population density leading to limited infrastructure and transportation options. Additionally, large bodies of water like the Great Lakes can pose challenges for land-based transportation routes.
Why did Ellis Island start?
Immigration used to be regulated by each individual state. People found it wrong and strange that you had a hard time entering America through one state, then were able to freely travel to it once you were in America.
Is North America better than South America?
Hard call... I don't think that there is a simple answer here, but let's see. South America has really cool Mayan pyramids. North America doesn't. South America can see the Southern Cross. North America can't. South America has the Iguazu Falls. North America doesn't. North America has the Great Lakes. South America doesn't. North America has minimum wage rules. South America doesn't. North America has the Grand Canyon. South America doesn't.
Why did the sailors want to turn back?
because it was very hard to travel through the sea
What was it like in the south of America for Martin Luther King?
It was hard as the South was controlled differently than the North. The south had loads of racism but in the North it had barely any.
How did geography of land in Egypt serve as a natural barrier to protect the Egyptians?
The Mediterranean Sea to the north was hard to cross The Red Sea to the east was to hard to cross The Cataracts to the south were to dangerous The Desert to the west was to dangerous and hot to travel through
Why did slavery start and finish in south America?
There was slavery in the Southern states of America because the citizens used them as cheap, hard-working labour for their crops.
Why was there increased interest in building a canal across Central America in the late 1800s?
The general interest about building a canal across Central America was the fact resources could get through South America and North America instead of going all around South America. This trip was long and hard, it also required a lot of stops for oil, therefore it became costly. So even though this canal costed the US millions of dollars it saved millions up to this day.
Why was there increase interest in building a canal across central America in the late 1800?
The general interest about building a canal across Central America was the fact resources could get through South America and North America instead of going all around South America. This trip was long and hard, it also required a lot of stops for oil, therefore it became costly. So even though this canal costed the US millions of dollars it saved millions up to this day.
Why was there increased interest in building a canal across central America in the late 1800?
The general interest about building a canal across Central America was the fact resources could get through South America and North America instead of going all around South America. This trip was long and hard, it also required a lot of stops for oil, therefore it became costly. So even though this canal costed the US millions of dollars it saved millions up to this day.
Can sound travel around corner?
Sound certainly can travel around corners. Sound can also travel through hard surfaces like walls and bathroom surfaces as well.
What is being destroyed at about 60 arres per minute?
hard to be certain from the phrasing of your questions but I read somewhere that that is how fast the rain forest is being destroyed in south america, through a combination of logging and slash and burn farming.
Why was Maria Tallchief important?
She was America's first prima ballerina, and she had to go through hard times.
