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In Siberia, the _____ act as oil pipelines.

timofeeve [1]

I'm pretty sure it's railroads, because there's not that many highways in Siberia, the rivers would be frozen over, and there's not a ton of people in Siberia. I'm sorry if I'm wrong.

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What characterizes the subregion of the northeastern United States highlighted on map

attashe74 [19]

d. continuous urban development connected by transportation routes.

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How is the circum-pacific belt represented on the map?

shtirl [24]

The correct answer is - With full, red line.

The circum-pacific belt is represented with a full red line. The line marks all of the belt uninterruptedly, starting from New Zealand, through the islands of Southeast Asia, along the coast of East Asia, bellow the Bering Strait, and along the western coasts of North and South America, ending at Patagonia.

This line, roughly represents the tectonic plate boundaries of the Pacific plate with the other plates with which it is in contact, or rather getting submerged bellow them. Because the plate boundaries are convergent, with the Pacific plate submerging bellow the others, there's intense geologic activity, manifested through earthquakes, volcanic activity, tsunamis.

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What are the names of the volcanoes located along converging plate boundaries

krok68 [10]

There are a lot of volcanoes,mostly along the pacific ring of fire,mt Fuji in Japan,for example

https://www.reference.com/science/volcanoes-located-along-convergent-plate-boundaries-902a6027f2e299f1#

the link has got more example,you might want to check it out

hope it helps c:

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In this unit, you learned how humans evolved from their earliest days to the beginning of civilizations in settled communities.

algol [13]

Answer:

Sub-Saharan Africa is a lot like the half empty, half full glass. Although the region has many problems, it holds much hope for the future. On one hand, political and economic problems plague the region.

The region's cities attract a high number of immigrants, increasing diversity as well as the ethnic conflict in the region. Population growth is putting a tremendous strain on the environment. Because of population growth, there are water shortages, unemployment, lack of housing, and inadequate services. On the other hand, there are still large areas of land that can be farmed to feed the population and provide crops for export.

Governments are stabilizing, but government systems lack capacity, and representative government is increasing. Some government systems in the region are unstable. Many governments are unable to provide adequate services. Ethnic diversity and conflict continue to plague the region. On the other hand, most government systems are moving toward democratic, multiparty systems in which leaders are elected.

Economic development is increasing, yet, there are many factors that describe the political situation that Sub-Saharan Africa is facing such as international debt, and weak government systems that hinder economic development. There are positives though. Foreign investment will aid the region's economic development, and globalization will play a role in the region's economic future. Technological advances will also expand employment opportunities. There are several methods dealing with water issues that affect the economics of the region. Water is moved from an area where it is abundant to an area experiencing a shortage, and desalinization is being implemented.

Social services are also improving. Nevertheless, there are a number of regional issues that must be addressed. Health issues in the region include malaria, schistosomiasis, and AIDS. Progress is being made, particularly in urban areas where clinics offer basic care. The status of women also varies throughout the region.

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