Yes it does. They all have to do with the positions of the earth, sun, and Mars.
The correct answer is C. Currents
Explanation
The image in the question is a map showing the North Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea. In the middle of these is a red arrow that marks the Gulf Stream. An ocean current is a massive movement of ocean and sea waters. In the case of the Gulf of Mexico current, this is originated from the movement of warm waters from the Caribbean, which are heated by the latitudinal location because it receives the sun's rays more directly. It moves in a current towards the north of the Atlantic where it is losing temperature due to the difference in the incidence of the solar rays. Therefore, the correct answer is C. Currents.
I would assume its c but i cannot be 100% but im 100% sure its A or C because cool air falls warm air rises
There is no set number of "lines" of longitude. You're free
to draw as few or as many 'lines' to mark the 360 degrees
of longitude on the Earth's surface.
However many lines you decide to draw on your map or globe,
they ALL cross the equator.
I’m not entirely sure what is being asked here, but the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is the only place in Egypt (besides the nile delta) with non-arid ground. That’s why most people live around there:
