Angola's borders are fairly straight compared to borders of any other country. The coastline and the southern lines are straight while the eastern and northern borders have stair-like shape but are fairly straight too. The country looks like a gun in some way too!
The Spanish people colonist was
interdependent
Answer:
Poor planning, and disease
Explanation:
The obstacles that the French faced while attempting to build a canal across Panama were diseases and poor planning. The French dealt with constant outbreaks of malaria and yellow fever, which slowed construction and caused the deaths of thousands of workers. The French also did not take into consideration the geographical differences between the Suez Canal region and the Panama region. The French had succeeded in building a canal at sea level in Egypt, and they mistakenly thought a similar design would work in Panama. However, the difference in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean sea levels, as well as the difference in elevation of the Panamanian terrain, prevented them from building a sea-level canal. The United States knew about these two problems when they undertook the project. They took preventative measures by reducing the disease-spreading mosquito population and using a canal-lock system to overcome the elevation obstacle in Panama.
As I said in your other post/question on the same topic, you have to rephrase your question in order for us to help you. =)
Answer:
Correct answer is 2. The percentage of Christians dropped from 95% to 70%
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Explanation:
First option is not correct as Islam wasn't majority in religion in Europe. Protestants, Catholic and Orthodox were and are still majority.
Second option is correct mostly due to fact that many communist regimes were established and the number of believers lowered.
Third option is not correct as although many Jews were killed during WW2, and some left Europe, there are still some who were living mostly in Eastern Europe.
Fourth option is not correct as these two churches never reunited since they were separated in 16th Century.
