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Answer:
Modern-day nations that occupy much of the territory of the Khmer Empire are Cambodia and Thailand, with smaller areas of it being in Vietnam, Laos, and China.
Explanation:
The Khmer Empire was a well-developed empire that was located in the mainland part of Southeast Asia. It was the dominant force in the region for several hundred years, and it managed to achieve multiple great things. This empire, at its peak, was so powerful that it managed to defeat the Mongols and stop their expansion in the region, even though the Mongols were very close to their base and were at the height of their power.
The majority of the territory of the Khmer Empire was located on the territories of modern-day Thailand and Cambodia, being spread on almost all of their territories. It was not just these two though, but the southern part of Vietnam, what is now the border area of Laos with Thailand, and even a little bit of southern China, were part of this great empire.
Subduction
Explanation:
When an oceanic crust collides with the edge of a continent, subduction occurs with a host of physical geological structures.
This kind of margin is called a convergent margin.
- The earth is broken into series of slabs called lithosphere.
- When an oceanic crust collides with the edge of a continent, the oceanic crust will subduct and go under the continental crust into the asthenosphere.
- The continental crust is less dense and buoyant.
- Oceanic crust is denser than the asthenosphere below and it will sink into it.
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A charreadas is a popular Mexican thing where people display varying skills of horsemanship much like the "American Rodeos."
There is an annual event that occurs each February at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. The American is known as “the world’s richest one-day rodeo” and pays out $2.5 million annually through a series of qualifiers, The Semi-Finals, and the final event, RFD-TV’s The American.
If the tectonic plates had higher rates of movement than what they currently do, then the surface of Earth would have been much different. The first noticeable difference would have that the average elevation would be higher than it is now. The reason for that will be that the erosion rates will remain as they are, while the orogenic processes will speed up, so there will be much faster formation of hills and mountains.
The climate would vary much faster on global level, as faster movement of the continents will contribute to fast changes in the ocean currents, and the global wind patterns, all that can have been impact on the relief.
Another thing would be the merging and breaking up of the continental masses, so a formation of a super-continent will occur, and with it lot of new land forms around the areas that are boundaries of the plates, but also that super-continent will break up quicker, so new continental masses will form quickly as well.
With the directions of movement of the tectonic plates as they are, if the rates of movement speed up, Australia will very soon merge with the southern islands of Southeast Asia, Africa (Nubian plate), North America, and Eurasia will merge, while the Somali plate of Africa will move into the Indian Ocean and close it up. South America will isolate itself from North America and move deeper into what is now the Pacific, while Antarctica will move gradually toward the Equator, all of which will make the world look much different, and with constant rise of new land forms and changes of the surface of out planet.
