Everyone talks about "carbon" - a very unscientific reference to carbon dioxide, which remains the main factor driving global climate change. Methane is also "carbon" in the sense that it is the reduced form of the single carbon atom - CH4 - as opposed to the oxidized form CO2 (carbon dioxide). I hope this helps I received this information from this website :)
https://www.treehugger.com/climate-change/methane-impact-global-climate-change-25-greater-previously-estimated.html
The constitution created the entire concept of checks and balances to ensure there was no ONE source of power. By separating these, they made sure no one branch would become too powerful. Think of it as evening out power sources so everything is balanced! This way corruption would be less likely and less destructive. This constrained the entirety of the government by ensuring the public there’s no way the government could become too powerful, since it also stressed the public’s involvement.
C. middle :)) hope it helps
Monarchsgovernors assigned to carry out the Pharaoh's commands
mummyA body preserved by drying
Mediterranean SeaWhat sea does the Nile River empty into?
PharaohThe name given to the king or ruler of Egypt
TutThe shortened name of the pharaoh who succeeded Amenhotep IV
siltthe fine sediment left behind when a flood recedes
Gizalocation of the pyramid that is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
scimitarscurved swords used by the Hyksos
papyrusa kind of paper was developed from this reed
bronzethe metal the Hyksos used to make their weapons
Cheopsname by which the Pharaoh Khufu is sometime known
hieroglyphicsthe written language of ancient Egypt
deltathe triangle area at the mouth of the Nile just before it empties into the ocean
memphisEgypt's first capital
upper<span>the part of ancient Egypt located to the south was called the __________ kingdom</span>
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