The ocean floor spreading showed that it is possible for landmasses to move.
About 4,000 years ago, the Hittites created an empire in the central part of what is now called Turkey in Anatolia. ... After World War I, the country was invaded by Greece, which led to the Turkish war of Independence in 1920, led by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. In 1923, the Turkish assembly declared Turkey a republic.
1. it is measured by how many people live per square mile of an area.
2. One is the abundance of grocery stores and water to support a large or growing population of people. Another is the amount of schools or colleges to encore growing families to live near by. Third of all is access to public safety, such as reassurance from fire and police departments, and hospitals. Climate is one of the most important and what stores to have to accommodate the residents. Fifth would be tourism and how neat/ sanitary the location would have to look. Finally, good soil to grow crops.
3. (i’m not very sure about this one since i think you have to do that)
4. If we had more available resources and a healthier Earth, yes we would be able to live longer. However, factors like air pollution will affect the human population along with plants and animals.
The answer would be D.
As for The other options, it cannot be A because there is no way we could know if they are exactly similar. B states they are dramatically different when there is obviously some similarity. C states that they are from the same time period, which is impossible as there is no way a layer of sedimentary rock can be the same age as current day mud. There are likely many layers above the studied area that can denote the age.
