<span>C. Mercator projection</span><span>
The four tools that mapmakers uses in order to help reader interpret information on maps are:
=> Direction - This is where they give the direction on the map. Where to find the North, South, East and West.
=> Legend – This is where they give symbols on a map in order to depict meaning of a certain object written in a Map
=> Title – This is the most essential feature of the map. The content of the title should also be measured regarding to the lettering used.
=> Diagram – This is where neatlines, locater maps, insert maps and index maps are indicated.</span>
Answer:
Yali´s question: "Why you white man have so much cargo and we New Guineans have so little?"
Explanation:
This question from Yali, a Papua New Guinean political leader, led Diamond to develop his research published as Guns, Germs, and Steel (1997).
The question refers to the word cargo as New Guineans use it, meaning the goods brought by Westerners, which were considered as proof of the white man’s strength.
Yali’s question is actually about the roots of inequality.
The Rhine River<span> begins at the Rheinwaldhorn Glacier in the Swiss Alps and flows north and east approximately 820 metres. This </span>river<span> is arguably the </span>most important<span>waterway in </span>Germany<span> and is linked by canals to other </span>major rivers<span> in Western Europe.</span>
<span>The answer is Ottawa, Canada.
Ottawa is the capital city of Canada and has a population of around 1 million people and is the fourth-largest city in Canada. The city has many of the functions and attractions that one would expect in a capital city - the country's parliament and many museums and educational establishments.</span>
Answer:
See explanation below
Explanation:
a) sacred sites: is defined as the perception when the divine or gods and the mortal are at the same time in some place. For example:
Impact on cultural landscape through conflicts arisen at these sites for example the war in the persian gulf due to the religion.
b) burial site: the development of places and the activities in order to treat the death
For this case the effect cultural scenery because certain buildings need to be made in order to accomodate the sites
For example facilities for cremation on any religion.
c) architecture: in religion is the design of special buildings used in order to allow spiritual reunions.
Some special sites like in Jerusalem are examples of this since these monuments represent an important place in the religion.
d) place name: that are used in a religion to confirm the importance of religion in the ordinary life.
As example of this we can talk about people in some religions that transmit the most important concepts including place name to others in order to follow specific behaviors.
