B. Two (2)
1) Arab traders brought Islam to North Africa - Started in the 7th century.
2) European trading posts; slave trade - The transatlantic slave trade began in the 15th century.
3) Scramble for Africa - Was the period of occupation, division, and colonization of African territory by European powers, which happened between 1881 and 1914.
4) European colonies established by Berlin conference - The Berlin Conference of 1884–1885, also known as the Congo Conference or West Africa Conference regulated European colonization and trade in Africa, it was seen as the formalization of the Scramble for Africa that had started earlier in 1881.
5) African nations gained independence - There has been some controversies about the first African country to gain independence, Egypt was the first in 1922, however, it was not considered as an African nation at that time, or lets say, some Egyptians did not accept that they were Africans, having said that, we can say Africa started gaining independence from 1922-1990 to when Namibia finally gained independence from the white minority apartheid government of South Africa, however, if we are talking about independence from European colonization, it is the Seychelles which got her independence from France on June 27th, 1977.
Answer:
Layer D
Explanation:
The rock layer with remains of organisms least similar to present day form can be found in Layer D.
Since layer D is the oldest layer, it will contain the oldest fossil in the undisturbed sequence.
This is because of the principle of fossils and fauna succession.
The principle states that "fossils and fauna succeed on another in a definite order".
- Therefore, the oldest rock layer should contain the oldest fossil which is layer D.
- Layer A is the youngest layer and its fossils will be very similar to those of present day.
- So, the older a rock layer, the more farther it will be in resemblance to present day organisms.
Option D which denotes layer D is the right choice.
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Answer:
The answer is Option C: Index fossils.
Explanation:
Index fossils are used to identify geologic periods or faunal stages in rock layers. These fossils must have a wide geographic distribution and manifest obvious evolutionary trends to help geologists and others who need this geological data to better understand the time scale and to pinpoint a time period. For example, ammonites were common during the Mesozoic Era, but they were extinct by the Cretaceous period. Geologists would use ammonites to help determine this time frame if present.
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