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D- political maps
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You start your trip in St. Paul, Minnesota, which is about 87.6 miles from the source of the Mississippi River. After traveling down the river for over 500 miles, you reach the large city of St. Louis, Missouri. You continue on to
Cairo, Illinois. A few miles past this town, you arrive at the place where another large river called the Ohio River flows into the Mississippi. Continuing down the Mississippi for over 600 more miles, you finally reach the mouth of the river at the city of New Orleans Louisiana. Here, the Mississippi flows into a large body of water called the Gulf of Mexico.
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<u>Energy moves from the lava to the surroundings</u>
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- As the volcano erupts by shooting bits or rocks and lava out of the vent due to high intense heat and pressure, the molten lava freezes on the earth's surface and forms crystals.
- The energy which was stored in the volcano earlier is released in the form ash, molten lava or magma and as result is thrown very far and wide away from the source so that it spreads down the volcano and its energy dissolves into the surroundings.
- The heat of the lava can melt everything and anything coming in its path, and Hawaiian volcanoes are known for their viscous flow of matter. The cooled basaltic lava is composed of heavy elements. <u>As the heat escapes the lava gets hardened and darkens on the release of mechanical energy.</u>
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Geography can affect history in many different ways.
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Weather affects geography. Think of hurricanes, volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes, avalanches and other such events. These have left their mark on the pages of history.
<u>Nonconformity</u> is an erosional surface cut into plutonic or metamorphic rocks that is overlain by sedimentary rocks.
An erosional surface that has been carved into plutonic or metamorphic rocks and is covered by sedimentary rocks is known as a nonconformity. Any of a family of rocks formed by the alteration of preexisting rocks in reaction to changing environmental circumstances such as temperature, pressure, and mechanical stress, as well as the addition or deletion of chemical components.
It is possible for the preexisting rocks to be igneous, sedimentary, or another type of metamorphic rock. Metamorphism is derived from the Greek term for "changing of form"; metamorphic rocks are generated from igneous or sedimentary rocks that have changed form (recrystallized) due to changes in their physical environment.
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