Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are referred to as the Jovian Planets, or planets that are essentially big balls of gas, each are surrounded by many moons and rings.
Unlike Terrestrial Planets like the Earth, these planets lack solid surfaces and they have relatively small, dense cores that are surrounded by layers of gas, which is made mostly of hydrogen and helium.
Jupiter and Saturn is different from Uranus and Neptune because the first pair is made almost entirely of hydrogen and helium and some hydrogen compounds, while the latter pair are made primarily of hydrogen compounds with smaller traces of hydrogen, helium, metal and rock.
As for the planets' interior, both Jupiter and Saturn have layers of metallic, liquid and gaseous hydrogen extending outward, topped with a layer of visible clouds.
On the other hand, Uranus and Neptune have cores of rock, metal, water, methane and ammonia. The layer surrounding the core is also made up of hydrogen that is covered with a layer of visible clouds.
Western Europe is more developed than Eastern Europe because <u>the market economy of Western Europe provides an economic advantage</u>
Explanation:
Stark differences persist between the western and eastern part of Europe. While western Europe was under the influence of Capitalism mode of production (led by the US and Great Britain), the eastern part was led by the erstwhile USSR following socialist mode of production.
Under the market economy, open competition and adaptive hand-holding by the US, western European countries prospered by leaps and bound. Marshall plan prepared by the US helped in post-war reconstruction of western Europe. On the other hand, eastern countries fell prey to the despotic rule of dictators, political instability and socialisation of assets. There were no such private assets and the important assets were nationalised. In the long run, the socialistic model of the market could not stand up to capitalism and fell in 1991 when the USSR disintegrated.
Answer:
The correct answer is D. Rule of law.
Explanation:
The rule of law is a set of restrictions on the state's exercise of power over its own citizens, but also a set of obligations that each citizen has as a member of society. It means, among other things, that public power is exercised on the basis of law and that there are constitutional guarantees that set limits on the state's use of force, and on the liberties and rights of individuals, in order not to harm each other.
Therefore, this principle works as a framework of conduct that regulates life in society, preventing differences between individuals from turning into serious conflicts, and punishing with criminal law those behaviors harmful to this principle.
<span>The major river of Venezuela's iron-rich eastern region is the Orinoco, meaning the answer is D. Orinoco.</span>
