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Answer:</h2><h3>
a. tropical -- heat and rain.</h3><h3>
b. dry --- heat and dryness.</h3><h3>
c. moderate -- always near an ocean.</h3><h3>
d. continental --- ice year round.</h3>
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Explanation:</h2><h3><em>A tropical climate is known for the heat and the rainfall and the dry climate is known for the heat and the humidity and the dryness is known for the lands of the increased salinity and the moderate effects of the climate is found near the oceans and the seas and thus the continents known to occur at the icy with an year around as in the case of the antarctic and the arctic circles. They have an extremity climate.</em></h3>
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Answer:
D. the elimination of the kraal system
Explanation:
The Maasai tribe of East Africa is an example of a traditional economy. The Maasai tribe typically found in Kenya and Tanzania use livestock such as goats, sheep and cattle as social utility, it serves as the primary source of income.
Some of the events that posed a challenge to the Maasai way of life includes the following;
I. A decline in the lion population because killing a lion symbolizes a rite of passage with respect to the bravery of a warrior.
II. Encroachment of their lands by farmers.
III. The loss of their lands to national parks for recreational purposes.
However, the elimination of the kraal system is not a challenge to the Maasai way of life.
A kraal system was peculiar to the Zulus and it's usually an enclosure that surrounds a livestock. They're typically used as a place for performing sacrifices, act as a homestead for livestock, used as a defense against attack.
Answer:
Loess.
Explanation:
The Yellow River is the second longest river in China and the fourth longest single river on earth. There are different numbers for its length, depending on the measurement method: 4845 kilometers is the most common one. Its catchment area covers 752,443 km². The river takes its name from the yellowish color that is created by loess that has been removed and washed into the river via streams and tributaries, which in turn fertilizes the land when it floods over its streams, making fertile land on its way.
Nepal. Bhutan Thailand, there are many more.
