Contour lines determine the steepness of the land by how close they are together. Generally, contour lines rise to a particular scale (e.g. a line for every ten metres), therefore, if the contour lines are closer together then the height of that particular area has risen more steeply than if the contour lines are further apart where the steepness has increased more gradually.
Answer:
Lake Michigan :)
Explanation:
I live close to Lake Michigan so that's how I know. Hope this helps u :)
Answer:
Hm
You might think I'm crazy
The way I've been craving
If I put it quite plainly
Just give me them babies
So what you doing tonight?
Better say, "Doing you right" (yeah)
Watching movies but
We ain't seeing a thing tonight (yuh)
I don't wanna keep you up (you up)
But show me, can you keep it up? (It up?)
'Cause then I'll have to keep you up
(Bad word) maybe, I'ma keep you up, boy
Explanation:
I hope you can guess this!! :))
After World War II, The United States got heavily involved in the Middle East, mostly because of its political and economic interests.
Explanation:
After the World War ended, the Middle East was a region that just got its freedom after a very long time. The young states had lot of problems, and there was big interests from the global superpowers for controlling them because they lied on enormous reserves of oil.
The United States rushed to make good relations and if possible to control some of the countries. There was enormous competition for the region though, especially from the Soviet Union. The United States invested heavily, and put in a lot of effort to secure the region for themselves, and i part managed to.
The long term benefits of this have been huge for the United States. Also, whenever there was someone in the region that was threatening their interests, the United States didn't hesitated to use their military power and put things under their control.
Some of military interventions by the United States in this region were:
- the Gulf War
- Iraq war
- Afghanistan war
- Syria war
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