Indeed they were. 225 million years ago they were all part of supercontinent Pangaea. That's why distant Coastlines seem to match in some places like pieces of a puzzle. It is popular scientific belief that the continents were once all connected into one large continent. Yes they were connected. If you look closly at a map they all fit together.
if you mean what country had the first war, that is not possible, humans have been fighting each other since time began, if you mean when was the first world war, that was started by Germany in 1914.
They both preached to each other during the crusades, that they should either convert to each others beliefs, or die.
HowHow far the big three agreed with each other far the big three agreed with each
why did the expanding slave trade encourage African leaders to go to war with each other
how did some european nations callenge each other in the years before the great war
Antarctica is the only continent that is not geographically connected to any other continent.
There are four continents that are connected to each other by land. They are Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America. These continents are all connected through the landmass that includes the Middle East and North Africa.
They were originally connected. They simply did not disconnect, like the other continents did from each other, with oceans between them.
Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Africa, Europe, and Asia are three continents that lie near to each other. They are connected by land, forming a region known as Eurasia.
There are seven continents. Three of them are located mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere and are connected to each other. They are Europe, Asia, and Africa. In the Western Hemisphere, two continents, North and South America, are connected via the Isthmus of Panama. There are also two separate, isolated continents in the Southern Hemisphere, Antarctica and Australia.
No continents are considered islands. Continents are large landmasses that are connected to each other and are typically surrounded by oceans. Islands are smaller landmasses that are completely surrounded by water.
Yes, it is possible to find the absolute location of the seven continents on Earth using latitude and longitude coordinates. The relative location of the continents can be determined by their positions and relationships to each other on the Earth's surface.
Their two big continents smushed together, why not just call it one.
shows that all three continents were once connected (joined) together. because the 'exact' same fossil types were found in all three different continents, which are now split from each other.
Dinosaurs first evolved when all the continents were joined together as Pangaea. When the continents split up, they already lived on all of them. At times, land bridges connected continents, such as Asia or Europe to North America, during which times dinosaurs from each continent would spread to the other.
North America and South America are attached by the isthmus of Panama. Africa and Asia are attached by the Sinai Peninsula. Europe and Asia are so completely attached that calling them two separate continents is a decision based on politics rather than on any significant geographic feature.