Answer:
B. Aryans
Explanation:
The Varnas system began during the Aryan invasion of India. The Varna system, which is known as the caste system, divides society into 4 categories:
- Brahmins are educators like scholars, teachers, gurus; and spiritual leaders such as priests.
- Kshatriyas are the "warriors" whose roles are to protect society. The term can be translated as "authority," so these people are usually kings, rulers and the like.
- Vaishyas are productive class, or simply the businessmen. They are in charge of agricultural businesses and trading. They ensure the wealth of the society.
- Shudras are coined as the unskilled workers. They are in a sense, the "servers". They tend to the higher classes and work for them and are expected to remain loyal to them.
Explanation:
Well if you think about it...
Venus is to _____. (hot)
So they can't land on it.
Mars is _____. (Not nerarly as hot)
So they can land on it.
So missions to Mars is way safer.
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Answer:
E. Mineral content
Explanation:
Viscosity is an internal property of a fluid that offers resistance to flow, the nature of volcanic eruptions is highly dependent on magma viscosity and also on dissolved gas content (dissolved gases become trapped by thick magma and the magma chamber begins to build pressure).
The viscosity of magma is controlled by the size of the molecules that comprise it.
<em>Felsic lava contains elements of small size (sodium and aluminum), these elements form polymers and large crystalline macromolecules like silica, the more extensive silicate chain molecules the more viscous the magma becomes, this happens because larger molecules have stronger intermolecular bonds preventing movement and spreading. </em>
Mafic and ultramafic lava, on the other hand, have lower viscosities, also contain lower quantities of silica and aluminum and are rich in magnesium oxide, which does not form large molecular structures, therefore lava flows smoothly, unrestricted by intermolecular forces.
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