Answer: Hungary's history helped set it apart from other countries in Eastern europe by siding with germany in world war 1. Meanwhile Hungary being under Austrian rule, Bulgaria was under Ottoman empire rule. Bulgaria was ruled by Ottoman empire for 500 years but Hungary was under Ottoman empire rule for 158 years.
Answer:
The industry nowadays is shifting from the more developed countries to less developed countries.
Explanation:
A is not correct because the less developed countries didn't really have any industry to start with, let alone for it to shift to another place from them.
B is not correct because the industry has been moving with the process of globalization, thus it has been shifting for some time now to the global markets.
C is correct because the industry from the more developed countries has seen a great opportunity and potential for making more profit in the less developed countries, and the reason for that is cheaper labor force, cheaper materials, and lower taxes.
D is not correct because these two regions are pretty much on the same level when it comes to industry, so there wouldn't really make any sense that it shifts from one to another.
Answer:
B. surface zone
Explanation:
I got c wrong on the unit test review.
<span>Mercury has 0.0553 earth's mass and has no natural satellite. It
is the planet closest to the sun and also the smallest, its surface is
rocky and solid like the earth, has a diameter of 4879 km and is formed
mainly of metal elements. <span>Its orbit around the sun is 88 days and its temperatures are extremely high due to its proximity to the sun.
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I hope my answer can help you.
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Answer:
The correct answer is - It develops tourism policy for the United States by providing statistics and coordinating efforts.
Explanation:
The National Travel and Tourism Office is the office that helps in developing a positive atmosphere for growth in travel and tourism.
This is possible due to the fact that, by reducing institutional barriers to tourism, provides official travel and tourism statistics, administers joint marketing actions, and coordinates efforts across federal agencies through the Tourism Policy.
