Answer:
The answer would be B
Explanation:
Looking at the map(s), we can see that 1911 Britain has less white and yellow than 1701 Britain, but more orange and red, this means that Britain is way more densely populated in 1911 than in 1701.
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The population density of <u>Western China</u> is so low in comparison to Eastern China is due to most of its area is under mountainous.
<h3>Why population density of Western China is lower than in Eastern China?</h3>
The areas of western China have dramatic mountainous which make the livelihood of the region harsh that<u> reduces its population</u>. The agricultural yields also get destructed with low temperatures all around the year.
The population in Eastern China is more humid with <u>sea and plane lands</u>. Thus, living conditions are normal for survival making its population more than wester areas.
Learn more about the geography of China here:
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Answer: Arabic
Explanation:
Among the official languages most spoken in the northern part of the African continent (composed by Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and Tunisia) are:
Arabic (being the first most spoken), Berber, French, Spanish and English.
It should be noted, that <u>the Arabic language belongs to the southern Semitic branch of the Afro-Asian family, sharing linguistic roots with other languages such as Aramaic and Hebrew.</u>
In addition, Arabic as a language is mainly classified as follows:
<u>-Classic Arabic</u>, used in ancient literature and the Quran. It is considered a <u>formal arabic </u>in all the countries in which Arabic is spoken.
<u>- Maghreb Arabic</u>, spoken in North Africa.
<u>- Southern Arabic</u>, spoken in the Arabian Peninsula.
<u>- Andalusian Arabic</u>, <u>a dialect of the Arabic language spoken in Al-Andalus,</u> a territory of the Iberian Peninsula (curently modern Spain and Portugal) that was part of the Islamic world between the eighth and fifteenth centuries. <u>It is currently extinct and is a dead language.</u>
