Geography, 31.07.2019 05:10 SignoraPenguino
This is an art appreciation question, they didnt have the subject listed below the nazca lines are engraved into the surface of the earth, but the image can only be seen from above. since this artwork was made before man had the ability to hover above the earth, what reasons might the artist(s) have had for creating this work?
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Geography, 23.06.2019 13:00, jenn8214p3e8mx
When the soviets created the borders of their central asian and caucus republics, the paid little attention to where each region’s ethic group lived. ethnic-related disputes exist along every sherd boundary in central asia. true false
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Geography, 24.06.2019 15:10, tyreert1720
What characteristic of the basin that feeds the congo river system affects movement in central africa? a. the center of the basin is a dense rain forest. b. it is the center of ethnic conflict in the area. c. wildlife on the savanna makes it too dangerous to travel. d. the basin is surrounded by desert.
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Geography, 24.06.2019 15:30, harleyloveless2853
Humans have built artificial levees along the mississippi river to protect themselves and their property from floods. however, these structures also modify inland and coastal regions by disrupting the natural flow of sediment. artificial levees along the mississippi river a. reduce the amount of sediment deposited on floodplains and increase the amount of sediment deposited at the river's mouth. b. increase the amount of sediment deposited on floodplains and decrease the amount of sediment deposited at the river's mouth. c. increase the amount of sediment deposited on floodplains and at the river's mouth. d. decrease the amount of sediment deposited on floodplains and at the river's mouth.
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