I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. It is a Japanese officer worker replaces a portable CD player with a portable MP3 player that is an <span>cultural examples that most likely indicates a larger change in the way people are thinking and acting.</span>
A great flood made by God.
Beneath Florida are
structures made up mostly with carbonaceous rock such as limestone and
dolostone overlaid with mixtures of sand and clay. When groundwater passes
through this structure, the carbonates are slowly dissolved and thus creating sinkholes.
<span>For centuries, sinkholes have
found popular use as disposal sites for various forms of waste.</span>
I would say that probably classifying natural disasters and their impact on man would most likely be considered by William Hughes as true geography as rather than just describing earth's features it would show the impact of earth's processes on man.
<u>Answer:</u>
Considering the example of Japan, it can be justified that both the primary and the secondary impacts of tectonic hazard cause the most damage.
<u>Explanation:
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- Any tectonic activity of considerable magnitude generates tremors and causes earthquakes and related phenomenons.
- Japan has consistently been subject to the secondary impacts of such tectonic hazards like earthquakes and tsunamis.
- The areas close to the coasts of Japan are tectonically active making Japan vulnerable to its aftermaths.
- Moreover, Japan also has some dormant volcanoes which are a result of tectonic activity.