The correct answer is option A. Kilimanjaro
<em>Kilimanjaro or Mount Kilimanjaro has three volcanic cones.</em>
<em>The names of these cones are Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano in Tanzania.</em>
<em>In addition, Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa.</em>
<em>The height of the mountain is about 4,900 metres i.e.16,100 ft from its base, and 5,895 metres i.e. 19,341 ft above sea level. </em>
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The fall of ideas and culture
First of all, Chávez is considered a “great” leader by all Venezuelans in terms of popularity, not necessarily in terms of “greatness"'. Having considered this, is hard to give a complete answer because the reasons of why some people become popular leaders are not only due to factual economics but to do with psychology, historical precedents, sociological context and who nows what else…
Most people that lived his rise to leadership will say that he managed to give a voice and hope to a section of the population that never got a fair share of Venezuela's colossal riches derived from oil exports. He provided a credible, quasi religious messianic narrative that made most Venezuelans believe that his tenure was a sort of rapture giving way to a paradisiac future of justice, freedom and wealth. Not unlike many other (popular rather than great) leaders of the past have managed to do: Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, Evita Peron, Trump…the list is big!
Of course, as you can evidently see in the news, the success of his tenure is hotly disputed by Venezuelans, with almost all current political, economic, social and cultural successes or failures still being attributed to Chavez' legacy.
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Canada has ten provinces and three territories.
Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world at 243,977 kilometres – 151,600 miles.
Montreal is the world’s second largest French speaking city after Paris.
Six cities in Canada have a population of over 1 million: Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa.
