Answer:
One side of the moon always faces the earth, which is called synchronous rotation. In other words, the length of time the moon rotates or revolves around its axis is the same as the length of time it takes to orbit the earth... Therefore, our moon always has a side facing the earth, which we call the near side of the moon.
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Answer:
Temperature, precipitation, latitude, elevation, nearby water, topography, vegetation, and prevailing winds.
Explanation:
Temperature, precipitation, latitude, elevation, nearby water, topography, vegetation, and prevailing winds are the factors that helps to know the climate of a region. Floods have a large social consequences because it cause great damage to human life as well as to property, destruction of crops, and livestock, it is also cause of waterborne diseases that damage the health of affected people.
The correct answer is - True.
Even though, we are practically speaking about the same people, with same origin, and same language, there has been rivalries and hatred between them for centuries. In general, the biggest problem between them was created by the religion. The Croats are Catholic, the Serbs are Orthodox, and on top of it we have the population in Bosnia that was Christian, but converted to Islam under the pressure of the Ottomans. Big rivalries came out from this, and unfortunately, the conflicts between them ended up with genocides, the Croats killed Serbs in the World War II, than the Serbs in the early 90's took revenge and were killing Croats, and in the middle of it were the Muslims which also suffered genocide over them.
Answer:
Greenland
Explanation:
*The island covers about 836,000 square miles (2.17 million square kilometers), or about three times the area of Texas. Only 158,000 square miles (410,000 square km) of that surface are ice-free.
* Greenland is more than 20 times bigger than Iceland
* Padre Island is only 203 square miles
* Baffin Island is 195,928 square miles