Cliffs are very heavy rocks and when there is too much weight it can cause cracks that weakens the structural integrity which can cause the cliff to either collapse or give way, falling on the ground below which can kill people crush cars or block roads. Hope this helps :)
Globalization is a process wherein people of different race, nationalities, and languages interact and integrate with each other for the purpose of gaining wisdom and growth to better ones life as well as others lives.
Europe is a big continent composed of many countries with many languages. Due to the presence of globalization, people in Europe began learning English as their secondary or tertiary language. With their exposure to the English language, communication among people with different primary language became easier. They are able to learn more and are exposed to different facets of various cultures.
Globalization in Europe motivated people to exert themselves and go beyond their comfort zones giving rise to the usage of English as a global language.
Answer :About 80% of earthquakes occur where plates are pushed together, called convergent boundaries. Another form of convergent boundary is a collision where two continental plates meet head-on.
Well it all depends on what type of map your are referring to <span>Asia and South America may or may not be colored in neutral. My map however shows them in full color. There are alot of maps created for different purposes so there is no way to know unless I know what map you are looking at. Usually, if they are grayed out, it means the creator of the map does not want you to focus on that area.</span>
The types of erosion is matched with their effects.
Explanation:
- wind -On a calm, sunny day, a weathered boulder rolls down from a steep cliff and falls into the sea.
- glaciers - Frozen water displaces a rock from its current location.
- gravity -A desert grows larger as sand particles are transported to farther regions.
- waves - Weathered particles from oceanic rocks and reefs are deposited on low-lying land by water.
