Incomplete question. The Options read;
a) Is about one-hundred-million years old.
b) Is 4.6 billion years old.
c) Has been here forever.
d) Is less than about one-hundred-million years old.
e) Is more than about one-hundred-million years old.
Answer:
e) Is more than about one-hundred-million years old.
Explanation:
<em>Remember, </em>we are talking about the information available some two to three hundred years ago when there was no modern geological equipment for radioactive elements tracing.
Hence, using uniformitarian calculations from the thickness of known sedimentary rocks, <u>the geologists concluded that the Earth must be more than about one-hundred-million years old.</u> However, modern researchers today have concluded the Earth to be <u>not </u>millions but billions of years old.
The part of the Earth's surface which receives more direct intense solar radiation is the equator. Answer:A
<span>The reason is that the solar radiation depends on the latitude. When the Sun's rays strike Earth's surface near the equator, the incoming </span>solar radiation<span> is more direct. At higher</span> latitudes<span>, the angle of </span>solar radiation<span> is smaller.</span>
Answer:
Armenian Genocide happened during WW1 and was committed by the Ottoman Empire against the Armenians. It was systematic mass murder and even cleansing of more than 1.5 million people. It was done because Ottomans were afraid that the Armenians were align with Russia, which at the time was their main enemy.
Explanation:
It is interesting to mention that even today Turkish government is renouncing that the genocide ever happened.
Still, according to the usual dates, the genocide started on April 24th,, 1915 .
According to some historians, the genocide spread outside the WW1 during the conflict between Turkey and Armenia.
13-C
14-B
15-D
16-A
17-C
Hope that helps!
I believe the correct answer is false. Indeed, <span>Policies can be applied on a national level but not limited only to such level. They are also applied locally and internationally. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.</span>