Command economy is the answer
<span>Cumulus clouds are the puffy ones that people usually draw and see when they look up. They remind some people of cotton balls. Stratus clouds are the flat ones that take up the whole sky and are usually the ones you see when it's raining and such.
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I found photosphere as an answer. I hope that helps:)
I think the correct answer is option C. The El Niño weather event of 1997−1998 brought droughts to parts of middle and northern South America. This happening was regarded as one of the most powerful El Niño-Southern Oscillation events in recorded history. There was widespread drought, flooding and natural disasters all over the world.
