Answer:
E. the troposphere has a homogenous composition of all gasses and vapors including water.
Explanation:
- The troposphere being a region of mixing is the homogenous composition of gases and water vapor that can be found in abundance in this layer above the surface of the earth.
- It is the stage for 99% of all the weather phenomenon and is well defined from the equator to poles. It is less dense near the equator and denser near the poles.
- About 75 % of the atmosphere is found below this layer above which lies the tropopause where the mixing stops and no changes in temperature at this layer. The layer extends from 0 to 20 kilometers in height.
- Apart from this dust particles are also found in this layer of the atmosphere.
Answer:
Through military attacks and threats.
Explanation:
The European nations such as Britain, France, Germany, and Russia were able to take control of China through spheres of influence by using "military attacks and threats and in turn to sign unequal treaties and long term land leases.
Starting from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, France took over the sphere in Southwest China, Germany took Shandong Province, Russian took the northern part of the Great wall, while Britain tool over the whole Yangtze River valley
Answer:
green day
Explanation:
wake me up when September ends
Its C but more accurately-
Turkey has a population of 75+ million and if the country entered the EU today, they would be the second largest member state behind Germany. This would mean an instant shift of power in almost every EU institution, more notably the European Parliament where seats are distributed to member states according to population. Turkey would instantly become a key player in European politics and would have more influence than the traditionally core countries, France, Italy, and the UK.
To be frank, I don't think your question is specific enough, but I would say that the answer would be the Rocky mountains, or just mountains. those are the only major kinds of landforms I can think of
