The leaders of Central Asia tried to gain full power of the countries in this region when they gained independence.
Once the countries of Central Asia, popularly called the Stans, gained independence from the Soviet Union, the new leaders quickly tried to establish themselves as absolute leaders in their respective countries. The methods were actually very similar to those used in the Soviet Union, which was weird as they tried to get out of that political system.
The leaders of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, all continued to rule in a socialist manner, and the leaders that got power when they got independence are still in power.
While Kazakhstan is somewhat changing its direction gradually and becomes more modern country little by little, the likes of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are very similar to North Korea in many ways.
For example, ocean currents (hydrosphere) affect air temperature (atmosphere): The Gulf Stream is a powerful water current in the Atlantic Ocean. It’s warm water moderates the temperatures on the east coast of the USA.
Another example of how the spheres affect each other is through erosion. Erosion happens in the desert when wind (atmosphere) shapes the sand in the geosphere. Water (hydrosphere) can also shape land, such as in the formation of the Grand Canyon.
Answer:
1) true.
2) Dispersed Settlement.
3) False.
4) Chemical Farming
5) Hunter Gather
6) Paddy field
7) All of the above
8) British Agricultural Revolution
Explanation:
We need cardinal directions when we <span>use maps, graphic representations... (for example)</span>
I'd have to say the Southern Eurasian plate and the Western part of "our" North American plate (mainly around California) both have a lot of above sea level activity. The most activity below or right at sea level would possibly be the Philippines plate.
