From what I see, each 10°C is a 1000m. So 3000m is 30°C
Answer:
The event is known as the Trail of Tears
Explanation:
In 1830, congress passed the Indian Removal Act. This law allowed then-president Andrew Jackson to remove the native indian populations of the Southeastern United States, to a new territory in Oklahoma, known as the Indian Territory.
Over 30thousand people belonging to the tribes mentioned in the question were obliged to abandon their homelands, and move westward. During this event, a lot of them died of diseases and starvation. This sad reality is the reason why it has come to be known as the Trail of Tears.
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i) Population density
ii) Under population
iii) Over population
Population density is the number of people living in a square mile. In the future, economically developed nations may not have enough money to take care of older citizens because of underpopulation. In low-income nations, overpopulation is one reason for low standard of living.
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Your question: The scale which rates hurricanes based on their destructive potential is called the?
Your answer: The scale which rates hurricanes based on their destructive potential is called the Saffir- Simpson Scale.
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The correct answer is B. Lava flows, pyroclasts.
Explanation
A volcano is a mountain or hill that has an opening through which gaseous, liquid or solid materials can escape from the interior of the Earth. At the top of this cone, there is a concave formation called crater or chimney. When activity occurs in a volcano it is because it is erupting. Also, when it is erupting, the molten rock that comes from the Earth's mantle, known as magma, comes out. Once the magma comes to the surface, it loses the gases it contains because it evaporates, and when it drains the slopes of the cone it is known as lava, which flows from the top of the volcano. Finally, the waste expelled by a volcano through its crater during an eruption is known as pyroclasts. So, the correct answer is B. Lava flows, pyroclasts.
