Answer:
If the two plates are of equal density, they usually push up against each other, forming a mountain chain. If they are of unequal density, one plate usually sinks beneath the other in a subduction zone.
Explanation:
Convergent boundaries is where two plates (a continental plate and the ocean floor) get "pushed together" by subduction. If they have the same density, they will be pushed up together creating a mountain (the Himalaya's mountain is a great example). If the plates have different density then the one with more density overlaps the other.
Answer:
Viet Cong
Explanation:
The Viet Cong was a military unit that had both regular army forces and a guerrilla group. They were from the Southern part of Vietnam, but where fighting together with the North, against the US and the South. They were a massive organization, and were very successful on the ground, managing to win large portions of territory and control it, winning the majority of the battles. The US officials were portraying them as communists, though they were not initially, but were just fighting against the South and its policies, and against the US interference. Eventually they were under the command of the North, and started to be active participants in the setting up of the communism in the country.
Question #1. The event that happened to this sculpture is that it is much plainer on this side, as the artist must have thought it was not worthwhile expending so much effort on a side rarely seen by onlookers. The back of the statue is quite plain, for the same reason. A number of fragments from the missing parts of the statue are very helpful clues in recreating the monument.
Question #2. Samothrace has / is made from
Parian marble for the statue and gray Rhodian marble for the boat and base.
Question #3. <span>The base of the </span>statue<span> was oriented at an oblique angle </span>so<span> that the </span>Nike<span> faced northeastward into the heart of the Sanctuary</span>
That the people were not in great conditions and were they were living