Answer:
Tasman sea although not sure
Answer:
a. geological processes occurring today have always occurred in the past
Explanation:
The theory of uniformitarianism is a theory that suggests that the changes in the crust of the Earth have been the result of geological activities that have been continuous and uniform processes. This theory doesn't really have big following in the present, though it has been much more popular in the past. The reason for that is that there have been numerous evidence that the changes in Earth's crust have not been created constantly by the same processes throughout the whole geological past. The supporters of this theory still stay strong on their beliefs though despite the evidence, and they offer other ''evidence'' that support their opinion.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Consider why:
1. Remember, human rights are rights or entitlements every human should/ought to have, so whether they are won by large groups or by individuals they are still rights.
2. Also remember, a large group of people are in themselves individuals who came together forming a group, so in a sense victories won by the group was won by each individual affected by the victory.
