Well, I am a Muslim, (a person in the religion of Islam), so I could answer this very easily.
Why it's so important to North African countries is because North African Countries are closer to the middle east; the "base" or "home" of Islam.
Why you may ask is it our base/home?
Well that's the area of land our religion was founded in, by our Prophet Muhammad (May peace and blessings be upon him).
So, since North African Countries are very close to the middle east, (they actually used to be part of the middle east; in fact, all countries were actually one full piece of land called "Pangaea" until Earth's tectonic plates divided it into multiple pieces of land), they felt as if they would interpret many of the middle east's customs, religion, tradition, culture, and basically their lifestyle.
This is why it's important :)
I hope I helped you! ^-^
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<h3>What is Monsoon?</h3>
- The term "monsoon" was originally used to refer to a seasonal reversing wind with corresponding changes in precipitation, but it is now used to refer to seasonal changes in atmospheric circulation and precipitation linked to the annual latitudinal oscillation of the Intertropical Convergence Zone between its limits to the north and south of the equator.
- Although there is theoretically a dry period, the term monsoon is typically used to describe the rainy phase of a seasonally shifting pattern.
- The phrase is also frequently used to indicate locally heavy but short-lasting precipitation.
<h3>The Asian monsoon is what?</h3>
- One of the most crucial elements of the global climate system is the Asian monsoon.
- From the Indian subcontinent eastward to Southeast and East Asia, it rules over huge areas that are heavily populated.
- The vegetation, populations, and other factors are significantly impacted by its evolution and variability.
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Answer:
Cyno-bacteria used sun, water and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen
Explanation:
- A significant amount of oxygen contributed to the formation of the ozone and protected life form the UV rays. Photosynthesis was successfully and plants were able to convert the light energy from the sun and used for the primary producers an oxygen was a significant by-product.
