They are <span>Laurasia and Gondwanaland.</span>
New Zealand has had a three decade anti-nuclear campaign so it's safe to assume they are.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
A geographer who studies Earth's physical features wouldn't study human adaptation, ancient religions, or the people of a certain area. More like the physical land of the Earth and the nature around us.
Answer:
At present, the populations of richer and more developed countries do not destroy more forests than those of less developed countries, because thanks to their economic development they do not need new areas to exploit and, therefore, they conserve their natural areas without major modifications.
The poorer countries, on the other hand, use their natural resources as an economic asset, thereby greatly modifying their natural environment to meet their economic needs.
There are limited amounts of resources in a general area. Some civilizations may not have the ability to produce resources that they need. That makes 2 routes:
1) cooperation: They can cooperate with another people group that lives in a different region and trade with them
2) conflict: They can attack/raid another people group in a different region for the resources
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