Answer:
Captain Charles Moore founded the Algalita foundation and commands its research vessel. Moore first discovered the garbage patch when he crossed the Pacific in 1997 after competing in the Transpacific Yacht Race.
<u>http://discovermagazine.com/2008/jul/10-the-worlds-largest-dump</u> to read more :)
1. The Spanish conquerors called their new American colony Nueva Espana, or New Spain. The second choice is the correct answer.
2. Lands that the Indians worked in common were called ejidos. The second choice is the correct answer.
3. Haciendas were large estates owned often by wealthy families, but worked by many peasants, usually Indians. The second choice is the correct answer.
Answer:
The event is known as the Trail of Tears
Explanation:
In 1830, congress passed the Indian Removal Act. This law allowed then-president Andrew Jackson to remove the native indian populations of the Southeastern United States, to a new territory in Oklahoma, known as the Indian Territory.
Over 30thousand people belonging to the tribes mentioned in the question were obliged to abandon their homelands, and move westward. During this event, a lot of them died of diseases and starvation. This sad reality is the reason why it has come to be known as the Trail of Tears.
Loss of water effects our crops, farm animals, clean water, and it leads to drought
The body of water that the city of Los Angeles is located on is called the Los Angeles River. It now flows through a concrete channel on a fixed course, since it has been redrawn after many chaotic floods. The river is rarely used however for fresh water for the city, as it is now very polluted and has urban discharge in it's water, so the aqueducts in the city are now used for the fresh water mainly utilized in Los Angeles.
