Answer:
c. Decrease in competition from other plants
Explanation:
The lost of many plant species including big trees that once completed with and surpressed the fireweed paved way for the thriving of this plant species.
The fireweed has enough space, abundant nutrient, exposure to sunlight which aided its exponential growth as a result of decrease in competition for these same resources from other plants which are now lost due to the wildfire that claimed many area of the park.
Answer: it represents ship trading routes for certain materials and slaves
Explanation: the arrows point across water which indicates that that is a ship route and the arrows have words on them so that also indicates that those things are bieng traded.
Answer:
John Adams
Explanation:
Like his father, John Adams, President John Quincy Adams did not attend the inauguration of his successor. President-elect Andrew Jackson arrived in Washington on February 11, 1829. He did not call on President Adams, nor did Adams invite Jackson to the White House. Later that month, President Adams moved to a mansion on Meridian Hill in Washington, D.C., and officially departed the White House on the evening of March 3, the day before the inauguration of President Jackso
Sahara Dry; Oasis
(Spring in the
desert) is the
only fertile areas
1. Along the
Mediterranean
Coast
2. Lower Nile
3. Oasis in the
desert
1. On the
Mediterranea
n Coast, they
work in
tourism
2. On the Nile
they farm
3. Near
Oasises,
Berbers are
nomadic
herders of
sheep and
goats
1. In the cities
by car and
bus.
2. On the Nile
by boat
3. In the
middle of
the desert,
they move
by
dromedary
or camel;
also use
trucks
Sahel Short grassland
south of the
Sarah; reaches
from Red Sea to
Atlantic Ocean
1. Most people live
along the rivers; the
Upper Nile in the
east and the Niger
in the west
1. Herd sheep
which causes
overgrazing
and
desertificatio
n
2. Farm:
peanuts and
millet for
cash crops
3. Subsistent
farming
4. mining urannium 1. boats on the
rivers
2. trucks, cars
on the
highways
build
through the
Sahel
3. buses in the
cities
4. Camels and
dromedaries
are still in use