The correct answer is - from west to east.
On the globe that is presented, the arrows clearly point to a movement of the air masses from west towards east. Both on the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere, the movement is in the same direction, and also, there's no difference in the direction of the cold air masses and the warm air masses. These winds are known as westerlies, prevailing westerlies, or as anti-trade winds.
These winds have opposite movement from the winds that appear on the Equator, as those winds move from east towards west.
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In my opinion Alexander was Great, not only for his time, but in general in history.
Explanation:
Alexander the Great as history remembers him is one of the greatest generals and leaders not only of his time but in the history of humankind.
During his reign he created the largest Empire the world has seen until then. Not only that he created a vast empire, but he also managed to unify it through cultural means. He believed that the country he was ruling in should respect all differences and cultural diversity.
He was Great because his ideas were in front of his time, he was Great as a rule, he was great as a General.
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B. The Earth is tilted relative to the ecliptic
Explanation:
- Its due to the earth has an axial tilt of 23.5 degrees which is an inclined motion, relative to the orbital plane of rotation. This is the angle of obliquity of the earth from its center.
- For this reason, the earth has solstice in summer, winter, vernal and equinoxes and owning to the fact that the continents in the north have winter in the Northern hemisphere and continents in the south have summer.
- Without this tilt, the earth would have climatic extremes. Day and night time of the earth are also influenced by the same rotational motion.
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The main religions that are followed in East Asia are Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Shinto, Sikhism, Taoism, and Zoroastrianism. Taoism and Confucianism have both originated in the 5th or 6th century bce ^_^
The sea erodes rocks with hydraulic action and abrasion. More and more erosion occurs making the rock more steeper until it forms a cliff.
