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Answer: Flowing rivers have caused boulders and rocks to become smooth. The water rushing against them rounds out the pointed edges.
1 thailand - was actually know as Siam until 1939 ( even until 1945 up to 1949 )
2 switzerland - its illegal to own a guinea pigs
3 united states - it cost $412,000 to build the capital building
4 russia - has 8,400 nuclear weapons more than any other country
5 canada - the most educated country and the second larges country
6 kuwait - was once homes for the nomads
7 nepal - The most mountainous part of Nepal in the north contains eight of the earth’s ten tallest mountains, including its most famous, Mount Everest
Thats as much as i could find hope it helps :)
Allied powers, also called Allies, those countries allied in opposition to the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey) in World War I or to the Axis powers (Germany, Italy, and Japan) in World War II.
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Farmers no longer had any land to live off of they moved to the cities and worked in factories. This allowed there to be enough workers to power the Industrial Revolution and created a capitalistic society from a once freudian society. It turned land from a resource to survive into a commodity to earn money in the marketplace. It also formed the diggers movement which was an activist act against the private property restrictions
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