I would go with the war with Somalia, because first all the other answer seem correct and the war with Somalia was a major victory for Ethiopia, they gained from it. So the answer is "war with Somalia"
I have recently moved to a new city, so a map that I use often is a map of the city that includes all important touristic attractions. The map highlights items such as museums, art galleries, restaurants, coffee shops, shopping malls, parks, historic landmarks and other elements of cultural interest.
This map allows me to find locations, but it also includes extra information, such as the nature of each location. The map fits in the category of special interest, as it addresses a need (tourism) that is not usually included in most standard maps.
Answer:
The activities of multinational corporations.
Explanation:
Multinational companies are those economic corporations that offer goods or services in more than one country, thus grabbing large market shares at the international level.
These companies generally have large sums of capital to invest, with which they tend to exert an enormous influence on nations with fewer economic resources. Thus, when investing in underdeveloped countries, these countries give up more than a market share, but also on many occasions their own power to exercise their sovereignty, mainly in relation to their natural resources and the administration of their territory.
The answer is rainforests. The destruction of rainforests can lead to global warming due to the accumulation of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. This is because rainforests are major carbon sinks because they sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. One of the major rainforests that are facing the threat of human activities is the Amazon and Congo forests.
The answer is south america’s location atop the Nazca and South American plates of the circum-pacific belt. The circum-pacific belt is also known as the ‘ring of fire’ because there is a subduction zone in the region. The Cocos plate is subducting under the Caribbean Plate. This creates friction between the two plates with occasional release of high amounts of energies when a stuck region gets unstuck abruptly. This region accounts for approximately 90% of the world’s earthquakes.
