Answer:
lates colliding causing rock to fold upward together
Rock layers tilted by vertical subsurface pressure
Vertical movements along fault lines
A block of rock lifting at the fault linelates colliding causing rock to fold upward together
Rock layers tilted by vertical subsurface pressure
Vertical movements along fault lines
A block of rock lifting at the fault line
Explanation:
lates colliding causing rock to fold upward together
Rock layers tilted by vertical subsurface pressure
Vertical movements along fault lines
A block of rock lifting at the fault line
Answer:
all the money in circulation throughout the economy
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By the mere fact that he took a relative 'weak, old, peasant nation (Tsardom)' and transformed it into a massive, modernized powerhouse that has had a major influence on the course of European, Middle-Eastern and Asian history for well over 350 years, I think he does deserve the title of being The Great. He established one of the greatest empire in world history. To his merits include: found Saint-Petersburg,defeat Sweden, which conclude Swedish efforts to conquer other lands. I sure but for Peter, Russia wouldn't have returned on Baltic shore.
Not saying that he was probably full of fallacies and the cause of many wrongful deaths, the legacy that his 40 year reign left behind is (at least to me) worthy of being called The Great.
I believe the answer is: Somatic nervous system
Somatic nervous system refers to the nervous system that enable our body to make voluntary movement by using our sensory nerves and our motor nerves. Examples of actions that utilize this system are things such as turning pages, walking, running, jumping, eating, etc.
Answer:The impact of George Washington is truly massive considering his instrumental role in the founding of the United States. For starters, his command of the Continental Army saw to the eventual victory of the American forces during the Revolution. His overall strategy in this conflict hinged mostly on keeping the army from falling apart until French aid could be secured. It is impossible to know if another commander would have been able to lead an underdog army to victory against the most powerful military in the world, but Washington was certainly able to do so against all odds.
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