1) History doesn’t belong
2) Longitude is the position east or west of the prime meridian. Latitude is the position north or south of the equator
3) California, United States
4) Showing the Earth on a flat surface brings some distortion which makes things look the wrong size or in the wrong place.
5) countries and state boundaries
D. Atacama desert . . . is considered the driest non-polar desert in the world
I believe its b , hope it helps
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Japan and South korea were forced to industrialize because they lacked </em><u><em>B. Arable land
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Japan and South Korea separates by the Korea Strait in Pacific Ocean. Japan start to industrialise from late 19th century and capture the Korean country through Sino Japanese war. Imperialism and Industrialisation are two sides of the same coin, because industrialisation need Land, Labour and capital. Both countries lack in Arable land, Japan performs agriculture in Ship and terrace of building, it is in temperate region latitude. Apart from land, labour is much hardworkers in both the country. Japan is island nation so petroleum products are easily extracted and South Korea is Peninsular country their petroleum products are extracted from shoreline. Both countries are top position in economic growth.
Answer:
Volcanoes may form at a fault where a transform fault exists is not a true statement.
Explanation:
olcThe volcanoes can be found across the globe, in most of the regions. What can be noticed though is that there is a high concentration of volcanoes a certain places, while there is much less or lacking in others. The places where there is high concetration of volcanoes are along the divergent and convergent plate boundaries, with isolated volcanic chains in the interior of the plates caused by hot spots.
The places where volcanoes are lacking, except the vast majority of the interior of the plates, are the transform plate boundaries. The reason for this is that at these plate boundaries the plates don't create a gap between each other and make the crust thinner so that magma can move toward the surface, instead, they slide past each other, thus create pressure between each other, which would make it even harder for magma to come out on the surface than in an interior of a plate.
