The correct answer to this question is: colonization.
GDP, which we use right now, to see how many people have jobs, at what income, to decide how good the economy is. We could possibly use population density, as poorer countries/less developed countries tend to be more dense all around. Mainly economic things though, so GDP, income per capita. We use life expectancy, rate of literacy, freedom index..hope this helps
<h2><em><u>google earth jk what are the choices?</u></em></h2>
The western part of Canada falls into the territory of the province of British Columbia. This region is dominated by mountain ranges. The largest mountain ranges are the Canadian Rockies, Coast Mountains, Cassiar Mountains, and Columbia Mountains. All of these mountain ranges stretch roughly in a north-south direction.
The reason why this region is dominated by mountains is the geologic activity. The Pacific plate is subducting under the North American plate in this area. The subduction cause the land near the plate boundary to lift up, thus over time these mountains were formed. The process though is not over, as the subduction is still taking place and will for the foreseeable future, thus these mountain ranges should continue to grow and become even more dominant land features.
The people are not familiar with terms and how their bodies work. They have to interpret numbers and risks to make a health care decision. So if they are not educated in anyway, they wont understand.
