First off, let's look into how an earthquake happens:
As the plate move apart or collide given the convection current of magma, stress is built up with continuous plate movements. The pressure is then greater than the elastic strength of the rock. Rock breaks, the pressure of energy is released in the form of seismic waves. Ground vibrates, resulting in earthquake.
How it provide evidence about the layers of Earth, is that the lower the layer, the hotter it is, which then cause the convection current of magma to happen,hence affecting the lithosphere.
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The climates of Spain and Chile differ in July because of the fact that Chile is in the Southern Hemisphere, and Spain is in the Northern Hemisphere. You may know that in different hemispheres, season months are swapped. This means that it's snowing in July with Chile, and it's boiling hot in Spain.
The answer is A) <span>Offered basic education to all Japanese children
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The Emperor Meiji understood that Japan had been left behind int he world and the control was both technologically and militarily inferior to Americans and the Europeans.
Meiji government sought to develop Japan into a powerhouse on par with the West and understood that good education would be the key.
Japanese diplomats and teachers were sent on special missions abroad to learn educational techniques and subjects and to develop a high quality educational model in Japan.
The strategy was successful and by 1990, 90% of all kids were going to school.
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<span>GPS *Global Positioning System) is a tool that will help him find his exact location through satellite signals and a receiver.
</span>Network of orbiting satellites will send precise details of their position in space back to earth.<span> The GPS receiver at Michael will obtain these signals and will be used to calculate Michael's exact position, speed and time.
So, on Michael's </span>back-country trip through the wilderness along with a map and a compass<span> a GPS will help him find his exact location through satellite signals and a receiver.</span>
