How did the Catholic Church become wealthy at a time when individual Catholics were poor? The Catholic Church collected tax mone
y from people living on its land. The Catholic Church made a deal with the government to receive support money each year. The Catholic Church did not have to pay taxes on most of its land, and it collected money from tithes. The Catholic Church tried to convince people from other religions to become Catholic so it could collect more tithes.
In my opinion, the correct answer among the choices listed above is option D. Hydrogenous sediment is made up of minerals that crystallize directly from ocean waters. They are produced when minerals reacts chemically with seawater.
The youngest age of the shale is 910 ka. According to the principle of inclusions, the shale formed before the tephra, so the tephra must be younger than 910 ka.
The sediments that is composed of mineral grains that are
eroded from the continental rocks is called terrigenous. The terrigenous
sediments are obtained from the erosion of rocks that occurs on land and that
they are being stored in the submarine canyons.