Answer:
Each gained partial control of Persia economy
Explanation:
Persia (now Iran) is a country in south-west Asia. In the 19th century both Russia and Britain were keen to increase their influence over the Qajar dynasty in Persia. A revolution in December 1905 resulted in the introduction of modern reforms. Two years later Russia and Britain negotiated a new agreement with the Persian government. The Anglo-Russian Entente divided the country into sphere of interest, giving Britain economic control of the south and Russia the north. There was also a neutral zone in the centre that included Tehran. In 1909 the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (later BP) was founded and this helped to reinforce Britain's control over the southern part of Persia.
Habitat in the area must have decreased by at least 70 percent.
Answer:
One way forests were revived was from the replanting of many local trees, such as conifers, spruce, etc. This resulted in blooming and mass regrowth of forests. Another way forests were returned to their healthy condition was from redirecting species such as cattle away from the shrubbery, which allowed saplings to grow safely. A third way that people revived forests was by enabling a fire restriction. By keeping fires away from these precious forests, the trees could grow without harm.
This statement is true.
The northeast and the Great Lakes regions have a natural habitat suitable for dairy farming. The climate, the precipitation, the grasslands, the water, all make a nice environment for dairy farming. But dairy farming is also making a problem because it causes eutrophication of the water and rise in algae population, thus reducing the oxygen in the water and killing of the fish, so a measures have to be taken so that process stops.
