The earth's subsystems that played a major role in the formation of Oceania are:
1. Hydrosphere
2. Lithosphere
The lithosphere is the primary subsystem responsible for the formation of the islands in Oceania. Most of which are formed from the collision of the tectonic plates in the earth's crust while some are formed by volcanic eruptions.
The Hydrosphere is responsible for the formation of most coral islands found in this territory. A build-up of coral reefs constitutes an atoll that can be defined as an island.
D- Command economy.
an economy in which production, investment, prices, and incomes are determined centrally by a government.
Answer: yes
Explanation:
you can weigh air inside a container. density is determined by pressure/humidity
Answer:
The communal characteristic is: sensitivity.
Explanation:
Communal characteristics or traits refer to people's tendency to be altruistic, friendly, and expressive. Therefore, a person with communal characteristics is often more empathetic and nurturing. Sensitivity is, therefore, a communal trait. Women tend to be more effective in tasks or environments that demand more communal characteristics. However, when they find themselves in positions of command or leadership, they are often expected to leave those traits aside and act in a more masculine way.
