Answer: Flora, fauna, mountains, rivers, plains, geothermic sites, monuments can be exploited by public.
Explanation:
Flora: The diversity of flora can be specific or confined to a particular community or region so the protection against its exploitation is suggested as some of the plants are of economic value.
Fauna: Like plants, animals, birds and other faunal species are also confined to local placed and their are also of economic value so their exploitation must be protected from hunting, poaching, and wildlife trafficking.
Resources like mountains, plains, rivers, oceans, geothermic sites must be protected against human exploitation. Like mountains can be removed from their sites for construction of roads and for other kinds of infrastructure. River, ocean water can be contaminated with agricultural waste, sewage sludge, industrial waste, some monuments can be broken to create buildings.
Action report can be created and at the individual level people must be punished according to the environmental laws.
False, The Glorious Revolution was in years 1688 - 1689. The English Civil War was in years 1642 - 1651.
It is<span> a practice in which a </span>political party<span>, after winning an election, gives government </span>civil service<span> jobs to its supporters, friends and relatives as a reward for working toward victory, and as an incentive to keep working for the party as opposed to a </span>merit system<span>, where offices are awarded on the basis of some measure of </span>merit<span>, independent of political activity.</span>
The technology that allow producers to obtain and use materials from all around the world is called: Shipping
Before shipping exist, the Trades are limited to areas that still connected by land (at that time, railroads are the most popular choice among producers).
Using new shipping technology, we can create a ship that able to reach inter continent distance while minimizing the risk of sinking and reliance to wind. This allow us to use materials from all over the world for production.
