There would be two answers for this question. For the reasons that it could give people an idea of what cause the regional conflict taking place and it also influences the region's political and economic decisions. Furthermore, understanding the people on both of these regions would give us a keen understanding on how they are different from us.
We would be looking for a rather small country with a relatively population. It would also probably not include land that is relatively uninhabitable: mountains or jungle or deserts.
The correct answer is: Ecuador. Its population is 16 million and the population density is 55 people per square kilometer.
Answer:
major cities
bodies of water
international borders
Explanation:
The political maps are type of specialized maps that are showing the reader of the map the countries, be it in the whole world, in a region, or in a smaller area.
These maps are always showing the international borders between the countries, which is actually its main purpose, differentiation of the countries and representation of their borders.
Very often, the major cities tend to be represented as well, and it can only be the capital cities, or cities that are very large and important.
The major bodies of water too tend to be represented, as the borders between the countries often go through a water body, or the water bodies are surrounding a country.
Every country is usually depicted with different color, so that the reader of the map is able to differentiate the countries much more easily.
Answer:
geyser
Explanation:
The water feature shown by the image is a geyser.
Geyser are natural feature that ejects a column of hot water, steam or vapor into the atmosphere.
- Geysers are usually formed in areas of active volcanic and tectonic activities.
- When surface water comes in contact with a very hot body in formations, they become pressurized and rises up.
- They then become forcefully ejected through rock cavities and joints.
- This forced ejection leads to a head of water rising above the surrounding area.
