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The correct answer is D. 4,2,3,1
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Shale is metamorphosed into three rock types( phyllite, schist and gneissic) a dull slate with cleavage, a rock with small mica crystals with a shiny aspect, a very shiny rock with large mica crystals and a banded gneissic rock.
Shales that are subject to heat and pressure of metamorphism alter into a hard, fissile, metamorphic rock known as slate. When metamorphic grade is continually increased the sequence is phyllite, then schist and finally gneiss.
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Body waves can travel through the Earth's inner layers, but surface waves can only move along the surface of the planet like ripples on water. Earthquakes send out seismic energy as both body and surface waves. The body waves (P and S) and surface waves recorded by a seismometer.
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"<span>B). the fear among U.S. policy makers that if communism succeeded in Vietnam, it would sweep through the rest of the region" is correct. This theory was at the core of the idea of containment. </span>
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Beyond the <u>Atmospheres</u> that surrounds Earth, there are seven other planets. All planets in our <u>Solar system</u> revolve, or make <u>rotation </u>around the sun. All the planets get <u>energy </u>from the sun. The <u>features </u>of planets differ in some ways. For example, the <u>surface </u>of Mars is <u>solid </u>and rocky, but Saturn is gaseous. There are also differences in size, or <u>measurement </u>.
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The correct answer is - The Spanish established their language when they colonized the territories.
During the period of the great discoveries the Spanish managed to occupy most of what is now South America. They implemented their language, culture, and laws, very often with using force and violence because lots of the native people were not willing to give up on their own culture, language, and way of life. The Spanish managed to prevail, and ruled for long enough that the Spanish language becomes the dominant language in nine South American countries.
