The Ural and Caucasus mountain Ranges
Answer:
These two cultures probably belong to the American continent.
Explanation:
Although the most multiethnic continent in the world is Africa, America is a very multiethnic continent with two countries considered to be world powers (USA and Canada). The American continent has this rich and ethnic diversity because it was home to several peoples, even before the arrival of Europeans, the continent had hundreds of indigenous tribes and other civilizations such as Incas, calchaquíes, tzotziles, Olmecas, Mayans, Guarani, Tupis etc. With the arrival of Europeans, the continent began to receive people from all over Europe, many people from Africa and the East, generating a highly diversified population.
Answer:
(A) It connects Western and Central Europe.
(C) It is an important trade route.
(D) It is used for transportation.
Explanation:
The Danube is a river in central Europe and the second longest in this continent (the first is the Volga), which flows mainly through ten countries (Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine) to finally flow into the Black Sea.
This river is of great importance for Eastern Europe because its channel serves as an international bridge for agricultural, fishing, tourism, commercial and industrial activities. In addition, the majority of the population that lives in its vicinity, depends on the water of the Danube to carry out its activities, which is why there is a large number of reservoirs and dams on its way.
Another important aspect is that the Danube has a high economic potential, due to its capacities for transport, commerce and tourism, so the use and use of its waters has been promoted.
Africa is the continent that has the most countries through which the Equator passes. In fact, 7 out of the 13 countries in the world through which the Equator passes are in Africa. From west to east they are in this order, Sao Tome and Principe, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Kenya, and Somalia. The Equator is an imaginary line invented by the humans for their own purposes. It basically is the line that separates the Earth into two equal parts horizontally, or rather into Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere. The Equator has latitude of 0 degrees, and it is the starting point from which the latitude is measured both north and south. This part of Africa is characterized with warm and wet climate, with the temperatures being constant throughout the whole year and have only few degrees of change, resulting in constant summer. The landscape is covered with dense tropical vegetation, and there's enormous amount of species that live in this area.
3) dry and warm The equator goes through Africa and in Africa it is very hot and dry.
