Answer:
The forests are cut down to make way for vast plantations where products such as bananas, palm oil, pineapple, sugar cane, tea, and coffee are grown. As with cattle ranching, the soil will not sustain crops for long, and after a few years, the farmers have to cut down more rainforest for new plantations.
Explanation:
The leading drivers of deforestation in the Amazon are:
Uncurbed expansion of ranching and unsustainable farming practices clear forests and leaves areas more prone to fires that can quickly become uncontrolled. That balance is upended by deforestation, forest fires, and global temperature rises. Experts warn that soon the water cycle will become irreversibly broken, locking in a trend of declining rainfall and longer dry seasons that began decades ago. At least half of the shrinking forest will give way to the savanna.
The great mountain range of South America is the Andes Moutains. W<span>hich extends more than 5,500 mi </span>
Answer:
spatial
Explanation:
<u>Spatial context tries to show the minimized idea of the whole world, and how the processes happening on it are organized and occurring.</u> It studies statistics, dynamic context, and internal elements to get the full picture. This means studying all the factors – maps, images, satellite shots, etc.
<u>The end result should be the explanation of the connection and relation of people with the environment</u>. It tries to explain human behavior through all the factors and offers a systematic analysis of the patterns.
I believe the answer is number 2: Natural Harbors. The Industrial Revolution found success in Britain/England due to it's harbors and ports. I'm not sure how the weather and geographical conditions would have a major impact on the Industrial Revolution.
