A.) Shifting cultivation is a form of subsistence agriculture where farmers shift from one field to another. in this practice, each field is used for a few years then left alone for a period of time to allow soil recovery. crops from shifting cultivation typically all go toward feeding the farmer and their family. additionally, it often utilizes the slash-and-burn technique where vegetation is chopped down on the field and then burned.
B.) shifting cultivation is most practiced in developing regions. these developing countries mostly being in Africa Asia and South America and some other tropical regions.
C.) because of its effects on the climate, specifically the slash-and-burn technique, experts expect for a great decrease in this practice in the coming decades. also urbanization in rural areas where shifting cultivation is practiced will is expected to cause a decrease in the amount of numbers of farmers who practice the slash-and-burn technique.
The French army helped America corner the British by making a blockade and preventing any escape by water whilst the Americans attacked and sealed off any escape by land.
It was the "<span>d. Southern Christian Leadership Conference" that King helped found in 1957, which had a profound and wide-reaching impact on the Civil Rights movement. </span>
