I would sort them into the categories of metamorphic rock, sedimentary rock, and igneous rock.
Igneous rocks are made from the cooling and solidifying of lava or magma. Pumice is one of these rocks, it's made from lava being thrown out of volcano, and rapidly cooling. Obsidian and granite the other igneous rocks in the list.
Sedimentary rocks are made from the sedimentation of smaller particles. Coquina limestone is one of these - it's made from the sedimentation of the shells of dead animals.
Metamorphic rocks are rocks which are created by extreme heat and pressure. Essentially, they used to be a different kind of rock, and now they're metamorphic rocks. Gneiss and soapstone are both metamorphic rocks.
So here are your final answers:
Igneous: Granite, Obsidian, Pumice
Sedimentary: Coquina limestone
Metamorphic: Gneiss, Soapstone
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I would think population density
The awnswer is b.
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Okay so this is very obviously B, when you go to the bank they will check your credit history and score before giving you a loan to make sure you are reliable and responsible.
Answer:
The Rocky Mountains are a push factor.
Explanation:
There are numerous factors that contribute to migration, but all of them can be put in two wide categories, push factors and pull factors. The push factors are the factors that make people leave a certain place and move to another one. The pull factors are the factors that attract people to move into a certain place.
The Rocky Mountains can be considered as a push factor. The reason for this is that these mountains when compared to many other parts of the United States, offer very few opportunities and advantages. Especially when the large economic centers are taken into consideration, being in the same country, people naturally feel that they are missing out on a lot of things in life by living in the Rocky Mountains, so they move out of them and generally tend to migrate to the big urban areas.
