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Earthquakes -the physical phenomena of ground shaking, surface fault rupture, and ground failure and, in some coastal areas, tsunamis. Smaller earthquakes, aftershocks, may follow the main shock, sometimes several hours, months, or even several years later.
Volcanoes-serious damage is restricted to small areas compared with the extent of damage from large floods or great earthquakes. Yet volcanic eruptions can take a high toll in human life and property.
Explanation:
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Continental deflection
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Explanation:
Weathering is when rock (generally) or material is worn away via the Earth's atmosphere, the sun, water, or other natural elements. This is considered destructive.
Erosion is when water (usually rivers or rain) carries rock away from its original place or recently deposited position. This is considered destructive.
Deposition is when the rock that has been eroded away is deposited into a new place. This is considered contructive.
Answer:
The European settlement in the Americas from 1500 to 1790 was most often voluntary migration.
Explanation:
Voluntary migration; is correct because the vast majority of the people from Europe that migrated to the Americas in this period migrated voluntarily, be it because of economic reasons or because of their adventuristic nature.
Internal migration; is not correct because this is a migration that happens within the borders of a country.
Interregional migration; is not correct because the migration was going only in one direction, but in several regions from multiple regions.
International migration; is not correct because the migration was limited, a lot of people from other parts of the world were not allowed to.
Forced migration; is not correct because this was not the principle used for this particular migration.
