The answer is 4. (All of The Above)
Answer:
The four types of forests found in Southeast Asia are: evergreen forests <em>(mountain and lowland)</em>, deciduous forests, mangrove forests and swamp forests.
Explanation:
Southeast Asia is popular for its<em> high biodiversity.</em> This is the reason why there are many types of forests which can be found in the place. Let's tackle them one after the other.
- Evergreen Forests - most of the forests in Southeast Asia are<em> moist evergreen forests</em>. They are part of the tropical rain forest, which is an essential source of tropical hardwood.
- Deciduous Forests - this type of forest receives an annual rainfall not going over 80%. An example of this forest is located in Eastern Indonesia.
- Mangrove Forests - this type of forest supports the fishing livelihood of many Asians. It doesn't only enhance fisheries but also serves as a protection of coastal areas. Majority of this forests lie in the Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia, Cambodia, etc.
- Swamp Forests<em> (Peat Swamp Forest</em>) - this type of forest has low nutrient contents and high acidity. Its waterlogged environment makes it ideal as a habitat for some plants and animals.
We can immediately reject option D - while Spanish is an Indo-European language, Quechua is an indigenous language of the Americas.
The Spanish conquerors did not care much about the indigenous population - except if they could covert them, which would make them be seen as defenders of the Christian faith and win them favours with the Pope.
So they would not teach the indigenous population in secular schools, they would however, try to teach them religion. The correct answer is A - The Catholic clergy believed that Christianity would be adopted faster if translated into an indigenous language.
Inuit<span> people are descendants of ancient indigenous migrations from Canada. </span>The Inuit people live<span> in the far northern areas of Alaska, Canada, Siberia, and Greenland. Their lives are affected by the tundra climate in which they live in. </span><span>The Inuit people were unable to farm and grow their own food in the harsh desert of the tundra. They mostly lived off of meat from hunting animals.</span>
