Answer is: Carl Ritter.
Carl Ritter (1779 –1859) was a German geographer (<span>one of the founders of modern </span>geography) and scientist.
His nineteen-volume work is "<span>Geography in Relation to Nature and the History of Mankind"</span>, written 1816–1859. Work <span>was left incomplete at the time of Ritter's death.</span>
At least 5 different colors. It is not required for a graph or chart to have a certain amount of colors.
It was a old network of trade routes that were for centuries central to cultural interaction first through areas of Eurasia<span> connecting the </span>East<span> and </span>West<span> and all the way from the Korean peninsula </span><span>and Japan </span><span>to the Mediterranean Sea</span>
Answer:
India
Explanation:
South Asia is considered as a sub-continent, as it is lying on a separate plate, though the Indian plate and the Eurasian plate have merged into one landmass. This region of Asia is practically an enormous peninsula in the southern part of the continent, physically separated by the rest of Asia by the Himalayan Mountain Range.
South Asia as a region is consisted of eight countries:
- India
- Pakistan
- Afghanistan
- Bangladesh
- Nepal
- Bhutan
- Sri Lanka
- Maldives
The largest country in South Asia by far is India, with all of the other countries being located around it. This country is actually one of the largest in the world. India is also the country in the region that has by far the largest population, which is actually the second largest in the world.
The country is considered as developing, but it has a very rapid economic development and the GDP is constantly on the rise. It is a country of great potential if managed properly in the coming decades, and maybe it can even become one of the world super powers in the future.
<span>Cinder cones are
known as Scoria
cones. These are cones made of basalt at low density. Gas bubble, making up the
lave are energetic in nature, because they keep on expanding in all directions,
they will go all out to the only open are of a volcano, the vent, in an upward
direction. These fragments are called pyroclasts. When thrown up high, because
pf pressure, these fragments fail to stick together and cool down before they
reach the land making scoria cones.</span>
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