Turkey is the country and Ankara is the capital
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Explanation:
Ethical relativism is the view that what is ethically right is relative either to the individual (Individual Relativism or Subjectivism) or to one’s culture (Cultural Relativism or Conventionalism), there is no absolute truth in morality. This means that to an Individual Relativist, every person is the sole determiner of what is right and wrong and to a Cultural Relativist, each culture is the sole determiner of what is right and wrong.
Some examples are:
- A religious person that thinks homosexuality is wrong, but another may think it is acceptable based on personal conviction/preference.
- A pregnant teenager may want to keep the baby as she believes life begins at inception while her peers believe life begins at birth.
- A person may think euthanasia is good because it releases a suffering person from their suffering but another may believe that it is murder
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Tibet is the world's highest plateau.
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Your question: What term is defined as bodies of water stored in underground spaces?
Your answer: Aquifer is the term defined as bodies of water stored in underground spaces.
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Use the latitude and longitude to also realise the distance from the region to the sun. E.g Hawaii is located close to the equator, which means the distance from Hawaii to the sun is smaller compared to New Zealand and the sun because New Zealand is much further from the equator. This is means Hawaii receives more intense sun rays, therefore experiences a very tropical climate. New Zealand on the other hand is much further from the sun so experiences less intense sun rays, and therefore has a mild climate.
Another factor to consider is the intertropical convergence zone, a <span>belt of converging trade winds and rising air that encircles the e</span>arth<span> near the e</span>quator. Variation in the location of the intertropical convergence zone drastically affects rainfall in many equatorial regions, resulting in the wet and dry seasons of the tropics rather than the cold and warm seasons of higher latitudes.
