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Your question: ________ refers to the tendency for a foundation material to lose its internal cohesion and fail mechanically during earthquake shaking.
Your answer: Liquefaction refers to the tendency for a foundation material to lose its internal cohesion and fail mechanically during earthquake shaking.
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Answer:
b) A series of stars that form a figure
Explanation:
In astronomy, <em>a constellation is any of certain groupings of stars that form an imaginary outline or pattern on the celestial sphere. </em>They are useful to track artificial satellites and in assisting astronomers and navigators to locate certain stars, therefore constellation is a series of stars that form a figure. A constellation can't be a region of the celestial sphere and all of the stars in it because not all stars in the celestial sphere form figures.
They are no figures in the night sky because constellations are starts, therefore they are present during day or night, it's not a term applicable to astrology because this is a pseudoscience not based on facts, like astronomy.
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Answer: In Medieval Europe, knights pledged loyalty to vassals, who in turn pledged theirs to powerful lords, and serfs labored in the fields.
Explanation:
A rigid hierarchy refers to one where people who are born into a certain position in life, find it quite hard to move from it or rather one where there are different social classes and people had to be classified in one class for the system to work.
The system during medieval times was much like this. Social classes existed that determined a person's worth in society such as the knights, vassals, Lords and Royals. There was also the serfs who were considered the lowest in the hierarchy.
According to National Geographic, the maximum displacement along the fault between the two tectonic plates during the magnitude 9 earthquake in Japan was 164 feet (50 meters).
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b. Original horizontality
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