There are many push factors when it comes to emigration, but first, a push factor is something that will make someone want to voluntarily leave because of the things happening in their country. Examples of some push factors are a lack of job opportunites, war, famine, and instability in the country. Examples of push factors in real life happening today are...
1. Syria - war/conflict from the Syrian Civil War
2. Venezuela - crime, and politcial and economic instability
3. North Korea - harsh laws and punishments, dictatorship, and the regime/totalitarianism
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Explanation:
I may be completely incorrect but I think its shifting/plates hitting each other.
Answer:
Option (5)
Explanation:
The ultraviolet rays are found to be present in solar radiation and are allowed to be incident on the earth. These solar radiations are comprised of nearly 8% of UV rays. These UV rays are of three types, namely UV-A, UV-B and UV-C which are harmful to the living organisms on earth. Of all the three, the UV-B and UV-C are highly dangerous that can cause various skin diseases like cancer.
The presence of the ozone layer in the atmosphere acts like a blanket that does not allow these harmful UV radiations to enter into the atmosphere of the earth. The majority of the UV-A is able to reach the earth's surface, but they are not able to cause much harm. So, out of this 8% of total UV radiations, a little amount of it is successful in reaching the surface of the earth.
Thus, the correct answer is option (5).
It’s called a Functional Region
Answer:
A) The ice lobes advanced and stopped many times, eroding the land to create a trough and then filled it with draining water from the ice sheet that was feeding them.
Explanation:
- The creation of the Minnesota rover started when the bottom was an oversized valley having its roots in the ice ages when the glacier repeatedly moved 2 to 10,000 million years ago. For about 120-150,000 years ago the ice sheets formed by the lobes of ice in Minnesota and it was covered by moraine and glacial deposits.
