I think it is because the earth produces its own opposing gravitational force.
These two protestant churches believed that you shouldn’t have to visit the church to determine if you will go to heaven or hell in the afterlife, but they believed in predestination and faith that does not rely on how often you visit church, which persuaded the poor (the majority of europe) to convert to these churches. this defied the anglican’s belief that if you’re a good person and visit church consistently, heaven will be rewarded and not that your whole
life is planned out for you, which is what the protestants thought.
Answer:
<em>Do you think they’ll spread out, cluster together, or move in a combination of the two? </em>
I think they will move in a combination of two. Look at Cali. It's splitting! But who is to say that it will not cluster to another land as it spreads out. There's not enough space on earth for every piece of land
<em>What types of landforms do you anticipate forming as a result?</em>
When they cluster together, mountains are formed. If they spread out, faults form.
<em>What effect, if any, do you anticipate this movement will have on life on Earth? </em>
Invasive species.
first, it's "which" and what are the options?
