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katrin [286]
3 years ago
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Australia is the world’s leading producer of __________. A. diamonds B. gold C. bauxite D. iron ore

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viva [34]3 years ago
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C. Bauxite

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Bad White [126]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer is C. bauxite.

Explanation:

Australia is considered the main producer of bauxite around the world. Australia has five mines of bauxite which serve as feedstock to the alumina's refineries.

Gove and Weipa are two of the five bauxite mines that we can find in Australia. These two mines have about 50 percent of alumina and are considered the highest grade deposits in the world. However, the majority of deposits in Australia have great amounts of silica, which is considered a disadvantage because this requires that the deposits utilize caustic soda in large quantities and in this way the costs of alumina refining would rise.

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“The legacies that come out of WWI — such as total war and a culture of destruction — are extremely important,” says Grady. “These remain after 1919, into the Weimar Republic, which never really becomes a proper postwar society. And so the Nazis build and develop out of this defeat and legacy.”

Therefore, while the wartime experience of German Jews “was almost the same as other Germans,” says Grady, the instability and chaos that resulted from some prominent Jews’ legacies were eventually exploited by the National Socialists as the party made its bid for power.

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