Which happened first? Heavy snow happened first in the Himalaya's. I think/know this because when you look up the Himalaya's, the scenery is perfect for sledding and skiing.
Answer:
North American people built long houses.
Explanation:
- The native people of North America built long houses for both domestic and government use.
- Just as the name suggests, the houses were long, that is about 5 to 7 meters wide and about 74 meters long.
- Doors were placed on both ends of the long house with hides and skins being used to cover up, for the purposes of keeping the long house warm.
- There was a fire place in the center of the house to provide warmth for the people.
Earthworms are segmented, tube-shaped worms
belonging to phylum Annelida. These are habituating on healthy soils digesting
live or dead organic matter. The following are benefits of an earthworm to a
soil:
*Earthworms create water way systems, that is, water
can seep quickly into the soil, by digging burrows vertically.
*Earthworms forms lasting burrows or mingling the
soil with organic matter to make the soil more porous, thus, more oxygen to
help the plants’ roots.
*Earthworms reduce the firmness of the soil and
improve the cultivation of land.
*Earthworms consume organic matter as well as mix it
with the soil.
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The space race affected the Cold War because both the USA and the Soviet Union wanted to prove to each other that they were superior to the other, through technology and innovation. It was, simply put, a literal space race. Each country was trying to make more breakthroughs in outer space, just to show each other (along with other countries) that there way of life was better than the other. This was important because it pushed our technology and exploration to a whole new level very quickly.
Arousal theory states that we seek an optimum level of excitement or arousal. People with high optimum levels of arousal <span>will be drawn to high excitement behaviors, like bungee jumping. While the rest of us are satisfied with less exciting and less risky activities.
</span>The James–Lange theory<span> refers to a hypothesis on the origin and nature of emotions and is one of the earliest </span>theories<span> of emotion within modern psychology. It was developed independently by two 19th-century scholars, William </span>James<span> and Carl</span>Lange<span>.</span>
