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How do people survive in Antarctica in the winter? Mainly by staying on the station. By not leaving at all during the permanent night, by not travelling for too far and by staying put in a tent or hut if caught out in a blizzard rather than trying to go back to the station.
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<h2>Human activities contribute to climate change by causing changes in Earth's atmosphere in the amounts of greenhouse gases, aerosols (small particles), and cloudiness. ... Changing the atmospheric abundance or properties of these gases and particles can lead to a warming or cooling of the climate system.</h2>
Egypt and the people of the Middle East were protected by the desert as can be seen in the lack of attempts from foreign forces for invasion.
Explanation:
Ancient Egypt and the people of the Middle East, primarily Mesopotamia, had several advantages when it came to development and security. The people living in these places were living along the banks of the large rivers, such as:
- Nile River
- Tigris
- Euphrates
These rivers provided fertile deposits, water for drinking and usage, means of transport and traveling, thus the people of this places had excellent basis to develop.
On the other hand, it seems that these people had almost no problems when it came to invading forces outside of the region. The prime reason for this was that the region is dominated by hot, harsh deserts. The people outside of this region didn't dear to cross the deserts and attack, as the chances were that the armies will either die during the crossing of the deserts, or they would be so damaged that they would not achieve anything.
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Answer choices are not given from which we can choose the pair of angles that are not an example of adjacent angles.
However, let's state all pairs of adjacent angles we have in the given figure above.
First, recall the definition of adjacent angles: 1. Adjacent angles do not overlap
2. They share the same vertex/corner
3. They share the same side
From the figure given, the pairs of adjacent angles that satisfies this definition are:
<LJF and <LJH (they share vertex J and side LJ)
<GHJ and <GHK (they share vertex H and side GH)
<MKH and <MKI (they share vertex K and side MK)
Any given angle pair in the answer choices that is not one of the above stated angle pairs is NOT an example of adjacent angles.
