Answer:
It should be the Prime Meridian.
Explanation:
You do not have a picture but the equator is a line of latitude that travels east to west. The International Date line is an imaginary line through the Pacific Ocean that begins a new day (it has to do with time zones). The Arctic Circle is only in the north and it is a circle, not a line. Lastly, the prime Meridian is a line of longitude that travels from north to south and cuts the world in half between eastern and western hemispheres, like the Equator cuts the globe into the northern and southern hemispheres. The Prime Meridian goes through the Atlantic Ocean and cuts off put of Africa.
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Answer:E stabilization pond
Explanation: if he lives in a tundra biome its mostly populated my swamps and ponds so that would be the most useful one.
The choices for this question can be found elsewhere and as follows:
<span>A. drought
B. draft
C. heat wave
D. flood
</span>
The correct answer among the choices is option A. <span>An extended period of well below average rainfall is known as a drought. Drought is the lack of water for a period of time.</span>
The three different types of Western European agriculture are:
- Mediterranean polyculture; it is practiced alongside the Mediterranean, in here we have farming of wheat that grows in the mild winters and is cropped in spring, as well as plantages with deep rooted trees that are resilient to droughts like the vine trees and olives.
- Dairy farming; this type is typical for the places that are colder and cloudy like the Alps, the Baltic, the British Isles and Brettony. This is places are focused on dairy farming because the conditions don't allow anything else to be farmed, but it is excellent for dairy farming.
- Mixed livestock and crop farming; this agricultural belt is found between the Mediterranean polyculture region and the dairy farming region. In here there's not really focus on specific thing to farm but instead there's multiple plants and animals being farmed.
Answer:
I didn't know so I googled this one. Below
Explanation:
German Reunification Treaty
The two original copies of the Unification Treaty signed on 31 August 1990. West German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schäuble signed for the FRG and the East German State Secretary Günther Krause signed for the GDR.
Reunified Germany: 1990–present
Cold War (West East): 1945–1990
Occupation Ostgebiete: 1945–1952
Reunification New states: 1990
