A student buries an ice cube in a pan of dirt and observes the dirt as the ice cube melts. This activity is a model of the formation of a kettle.
Hi! If slave trade was banned, different races would have different relations among themselves and racism could have possibly been less common. The economy also would not have as much cotton produced because most workers used slaves. I hope this helps!
No, they're not exactly the same, but the difference my be a subtle one.
The <u>result</u> of warming is that things get warmer. The<u> impact</u> of warming
is the change that it brings in things that depend on temperature.
<u>Results:</u>
-- The average temperature of the air increases.
-- The average temperature of the oceans increases.
-- The polar ice caps partially or completely melt.
-- The mean sea level rises.
<u>Impacts:</u>
-- Deserts grow in area.
-- Plant and tree species spread farther away from the equator.
-- Some of today's prime farm land becomes barren.
-- The supply of fresh water on Earth is reduced.
-- The average energy in storms is increased.
-- Some of today's coastal land becomes gone.
Saudi Arabia is the only country with a coastline along both the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf, and most of its terrain consists of arid desert, lowland, steppe and mountains.
The answer is a)<span> Trade is a recent development in coastal countries.
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This is an incorrect statement as Trade in the coastal countries of Africa goes back more than a millennium.
During the European colonialism, these countries experienced huge trade growth due to the slave trade and exploitation of natural resources.
Most of these countries had major ports which were used as trading posts, stop-overs and major entry points of West Africa.
After the expansion of the Spanish Empire in South America, trade between the two continents flourished and as late as the 19th and 20th century, European powers were still exploiting natural resources in the region.
Today, the region is growing thanks to billions of dollars of investment from China.
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