The correct answer is - The coast of Mexico is on the edge of two tectonic plates, which results in frequent earthquakes.
Mexico is situated on a location where the boundaries of few tectonic plates are, the big North American tectonic plate, the smaller Cocos tectonic plate, and the miniature Rivera tectonic plate, also in close proximity is the boundary of the Caribbean tectonic plate. All of this tectonic plates are moving, they collide and submerge, so there's constant activity, which contributes to frequent earthquakes along their borders since Mexico City is pretty close to this zones it feels the effects of the earthquakes very regularly, and also has once that are very close to the city itself because the crust is split in multiple mini plates where earthquakes very often occur as well.
Answer:
against
Explanation:
Reverse faults, also called thrust faults, slide one block of crust on top of another. These faults are commonly found in collisions zones, where tectonic plates push up mountain ranges such as the Himalayas and the Rocky Mountains.
Answer:
C, Northern and Western Hemispheres
Explanation:
We know that this is true because option A is completely incorrect since the Southern Hemispere contains south America, part of Africa, Australia, Antartica, and part of Asia. While the Eastern Hemisphere contains Africa, The Middle East, Asia, Europe, and Australia.
Based on the facts above, we can rule out A, B, and D, thus leading us to C!
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People here in America are used to more personal space because it is not over populated. But in other countries with crowed houses and overpopulation you would not even be able to walk in your own space.
