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Great rivers are the cultural and economic backbone of South Asia. The Ganges, Indus and Brahmaputra have contributed to the rise and prosperity of some of the earliest civilizations in history and today are the source of livelihood for millions.
Explanation:
Most of Australia is dry and sunny, there are many desserts and dry areas, unless of course you live in Tasmania like myself where is usually pretty wet. Although we do have some hot weather (hot being 25 degrees celcius) which isn't nearly as hot as is it is on the mainland where it can get up to close to 50 degrees celcius!!
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I believe that the answer is probably going to B.)The growth of urban areas centralizes regional populations.
Explanation:
I think because 'c' and 'e' are somewhat saying the same thing about how they will be similar, or less diverse (which to me makes no sense since there would probably be more diversity within the population. I don't really know what 'a' has to do with anything, but I haven't taken a geography class in a while.
Hope this helps! Sorry if I am wrong. ;-;
There are numerous factors. It mostly relies on rough winds coming from all sides and clashing over Japan, mixed with the humid area and heavily clouds that come from the pacific ocean, and also both air and water currents. Everything about Japan's geographic position is great for Monsoons, Typhoons, Earthquakes, and numerous other disasters.
