Answer:
Volcanism: eruption of molten rock onto surface
tectonics: disruption of planet's surface by internal stresses
erosion: surface changes by water,wind or ice
Impact: impacts by asteroides or meteorites
Explanation:
Terrestrial planets have hard surfaces that can be reshaped by 4 major geological processes, that are:
- volcanism
- erosion
- tectonics
- impact cratering
Each of these processes is caused by different things. For e.g :
Volcanism happens when hot lava reaches the surface and give rise to volcanic planes e.g runny lava makes flat lava plains, while thickest lava makes steep stratovolcanoes
Erosion: is a geological process that removes rock, soil or dissolved materials and transport them by wind or water from one location of earth's crust to another. Example of erosion caused by ice, Glaciers carved by Yosemite Valley.
Tectonics: internal stresses in the earth caused by convection of mantle give rise to tectonic forces. Example compression forces give rise to mountain ranges. And valleys are formed at the point where a cryst is pulled apart
Impact cratering: This is caused when a meteorites or asteroides hits a planet's surface. Impact catering happened immediately after the solar system was formed.
Answer:
Baptist and Methodist.
Explanation:
The First Great Awakening was a period of spiritual renewal that occurred during the mid-18th century. This period also saw a great deviation from the Catholic belief system and the emergence of more Protestant sect religious churches such as the Baptist and the Methodists.
This spiritual revival and awakening began as a result of the oppressive nature of the Catholic Church of England. Beginning in the American colonies, the religious prosecution led to the revival and emergence or founding of a different Christian belief path such as the <u>Baptists and the Methodist Churches.</u>
I think it’s Syria since other countries had no wars at the time
Answer:
The properties of the asthenosphere are:
1. highly viscous
2. mechanically weak
3. ductile region of the upper mantle of the Earth
