It is <u>false </u>that w<span>ater will travel underground through layers of rocks and soil which are impermeable materials. Water can go through soil and tiny crevices in rocks, which means they are not impermeable (watertight).</span>
Answer:
Slab pull is that part of the motion of a tectonic plate caused by its subduction. ... Plate motion is partly driven by the weight of cold, dense plates sinking into the mantle at oceanic trenches. This force and slab suction account for almost all of the force driving plate tectonics.
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The diffusion of agriculture, as theorized by Carl Sauer, a cultural geographer, notes that the earliest form of agriculture was vegetative planting. Then the process of seed planting occurred some time later. After the early human settlement has developed more of farming methods.
Vegetative planting is characterized by cutting the stems of a plant, or dividing part of its roots and transplanting them into soil. This was believed to be the first method, as it was in this method the early human tried to wild plants nearer to their settlements for easier access to food.
While on the other hand, Seed planting was a newer technology for the early humans. It involves the collection of the fruit and drying of seed to be planted. It is also happen in annual basis unlike the transfer of stems and roots of wild plants.
Answer:
they had a strong government and large nation
Explanation:
In the 1820s the Cherokee nation had a strong government and a large population that helped them rise and prosper
Answer:
Option (1)
Explanation:
Clay is the most porous but least permeable rock.
The porosity is defined as the property of the rock that allows the water to store in its pore spaces. In simple words, it is the measure of the pore spaces that are present in the rock. Whereas the permeability is the property that allows the fluid to pass through the cracks of the rocks and mixing up with the groundwater.
So, in the case of clay, the inter-granular spaces (pore spaces) between the rocks help in trapping the water in them, but they do not allow the water to transmit and get mix up with the groundwater. So, they are the best example of porous rocks.
Hence, the correct answer is option (1).