Answer:A) The continents move.
B) The continents drifted apart over a long period.
C) The continents were once connected as one landmass.
Explanation:
Continental drift is the theory that continents were once ONE huge landmass and each continent shifted relative to other continents over many years. In 1912, Alfred Wegener named the single landmass Pangea.
According to Wegener, Pangea split about 200 million years ago, giving way to the oceans currently separating the continents. Prior to 1912, some scientists such as Roberto Mantovani had attribute the separation of the continents to volcanic activity, but this has since been proven to be wrong.
Answer: This is a tricky question but I think it’s either a or c
Explanation: sorry if it’s wrong
Answer:
The time span between 1680 and 1766 (lines 1 and 2) is 86 years: 1766 − 1680 = 86 years. During this time, the falls receded an average of 5.8 feet per year: 500 feet ÷ 86 years ≈ 5.8 feet per year.
The time span between 1856 and 1876 (lines 3 and 4) is 20 years: 1876 − 1856 = 20 years. During this time, the falls receded an average of 25 feet per year: 500 feet ÷ 20 years = 25 feet per year.
Explanation:
plato answer ^
Answer:
spatial
Explanation:
<u>Spatial context tries to show the minimized idea of the whole world, and how the processes happening on it are organized and occurring.</u> It studies statistics, dynamic context, and internal elements to get the full picture. This means studying all the factors – maps, images, satellite shots, etc.
<u>The end result should be the explanation of the connection and relation of people with the environment</u>. It tries to explain human behavior through all the factors and offers a systematic analysis of the patterns.
The correct answer is - Sao Paolo, Brazil.
Sao Paolo is a remarkable city. It is located in the southeastern part of Brazil. This city has experienced, and still is, a rapid development, and also its economic power is growing with each year, making it not just a regional center, but a city that is starting to have influence on the global market as well. Because of this, Sao Paolo has earned the nickname ''the South American Detroit''.
