Answer:
Gerrymandering gives one political party an unfair advantage in elections by drawing the boundaries of electorial districts to dilute the voting power of minority groups.
What are the main effects of humans on the environment in the pacific coastal rage
? (pollution, clear cutting forests, establishing conservation land, etc.)
Answer:
Human impact on the Pacific Coastal Range
Pollution by humans is a major impact on the pacific coastal range. It can kill ocean animals, cause toxic zones, and change food dynamics. Pollution can also harm a human's health and cause an economic loos for fisheries because the fish die.
Explanation:
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, to becoming an independent nation, the Philippines was a territory of what country?
Answer:
Spain
Explanation:
Here's an article going in-depth: https://history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/APA/Historical-Essays/Exclusion-and-Empire/The-Philippines/
To be honest I'm not that good at explaining things when it comes to history :)
to what extent are humans responsible for changing landscape
Answer:
they can bulldoze and destroy everything in their paths no matter the cost
After the fall of the Soviet Union, a lot of Russians entrepreneurs were not able to start up their own businesses, because this would ____.
A. cut into Russian mafia's profits
B. express their new-found freedom
C. allow them to support themselves financially
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Why was the evolution of photosynthesizing bacteria important for the evolution of large, oxygen-consuming organisms like ourselves?
Answer:
The evolution of photosynthesizing bacteria important for the evolution of large, oxygen-consuming organisms like ourselves because organisms make organic material using Sun's energy from water and carbon dioxide.
Explanation:
The evolution of photosynthesizing bacteria important for the evolution of large, oxygen-consuming organisms like ourselves because organisms make organic material using Sun's energy from water and carbon dioxide.
Large quantities of sulfur dioxide that enters the atmosphere from volcanoes get dissolved into the rainwater. Hence, make it acidic.
Which clause in the Constitution seeks to solve one of the problems experienced under the Articles of Confederation?
North America has a diverse climate. In what ways do you think this can affect human settlement? In a positive way, a negative way or both? Explain.
Answer:
They believed the amazing light displays were images of their family and friends in the afterlife, the souls of animals and spirits, and visual guides
Explanation:
make me brainliest i hope this helps and sorry if I got it wrong
HELP PLZ!!!!!! what do the exports of the three nations- Cote d"lvorie, Ghana, and Nigeria have in common?
help me please .....
Answer:
one of the answers are B .. sorry i dont know the rest tho
Classify the type of fossil
Answer:
Whole fossil
Explanation:
Whole fossils are usually old shells.
i’ll mark as brainliest if correct (look in image)
Answer: look it up
Explanation:
PLSS SOMEONE CAN TOLD ME FASTER WHAT COUNTRY IS THAT?
Answer:
Columbia
Explanation:
Answer:
columbia
Explanation:
Electrically charged particles are found primarily in the ____. a. troposphere c. ionosphere b. exosphere d. stratosphere
Answer:
c. ionosphere
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is C ionosphere.
Explanation:
Coniferous forests are located in the __________ climate region of Russia.
A.
tundra
B.
subarctic
C.
semiarid
D.
humid continental
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Answer: B. Subartic
Explanation: Good luck! :D
Answer:
Its B!
Explanation:
I got it right on the test review.
True or false
is The population of North Africa would be considered sparse.
Answer:
False because I live in north America!!
UwU
True or False?: All Americans supported the removal of American Indian Nations because they felt it was right thing to do for the country.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
There is probably nothing that EVERYONE agrees on
Which quote from Washington’s speech best supports the answer to part A
Answer:
Its A. ''There is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem''
Explanation:
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Weather can be simply measured by observing and recording, which of the following? a. Temperature b. Rainfall c. Cloudiness d. Humidity e. Wind f. Sunshine
What keeps fiddler falling from the roof?
Answer:
Being a fiddler on the roof is no doubt a precarious role. Every time I see the movie or attend a theater adaptation of Shalom Aleichem’s Tevye the Dairyman, I wonder what if the Fiddler falls? This eternal question is part of what draws me to the Fiddler’s character. He is an enigma; his music is mysterious – both distant and close. The Fiddler always leaves me wanting more.
I recently attended the current Broadway revival that will apparently close December 31, 2016. The production was as meaningful and enjoyable as each of my previous encounters with the story, albeit with some subtle and less than discreet changes. The title character began perched on a roof and at another point was hoisted through the air — something I do not recall from prior adaptations. There’s also the framing of Tevye, dressed in a red parka without a head covering at the beginning and end of the play. This aspect received a fair amount of attention in 2015 when the play opened. Spoiler alert: The curtain opens with Tevye dressed in a modern red parka, which hides his small prayer shawl (tzitzit). His head is uncovered and, at the conclusion of the play, he joins those leaving Anatevka again wearing the red coat and without any head covering. At the time, reviewers offered this was a nod to contemporary times.
This is where I would go a little deeper. Tevye, no doubt a little different in the current Broadway revival, has a difficult relationship with God. Just as he changes, so too, has the Fiddler’s character undergone a transformation. Once upon a time, there was a delightful scene in which Tevye and the fiddler appear dancing opposite one another, getting closer and closer. The Fiddler’s steps, intentionally mirroring Tevye’s, draw closer in a front of flirtation that one hopes they might touch or exchange words. Yet, their intimacy is beyond consummation. The interchange, or lack there of in the current production, shows how far the Fiddler (dare I say God?) is out of Tevye’s reach. What has changed in the courtship between these two main characters? The scene that I just described, which is not in the current play, is just as meaningful and relevant today. There are many today for whom their faith is as ripe as their frustration.
Maybe Tevye’s character is different. He is portraying, or at the very least shuffling toward an audience that is struggling with many aspects of Jewish identity. The dancing, the shaking, and Tevye’s throwing his hands into the air in despair and love remains as pervasive as the distance between Tevye and God. Tevye wants God, even if only for a single moment, to pay him one simple measure of attention. That Tevye does not appear to achieve his goal is as painful as ever, especially as his anger and frustration grows as he gradually loses control of his family. Note: Tevye blessed (albeit reluctantly, the engagement of his two eldest daughters as was his jurisdiction. In a moment over which he has no control – his third daughter proclaims her love to a man outside of the Jewish faith – Tevye tries to exercise more power by disavowing her.
As Tevye appears to be losing his grip on his family and faith, he finally embraces the reality of Anatevka. When he seems to be done fighting and struggling, he faces a moment of rest and resolution placing his hand on the shoulder of the person in front of him. The shoulder of none other than the Fiddler on the roof who has descended and joined the villagers. Appearing like every other member of Anatevka, the Fiddler is no longer distant and diametrically opposite to Tevye. He is real and he is touchable.Explanation:
Mohomed lives in Texas, where there is limited moisture. What type of climate does he live in? Aquic Aridic Udic Ustic
Answer:
Ustic
Explanation:
Ustic is the term used to describe a soil moisture regime where moisture is limited, but it is present in an intermediate amount between the regime without moisture and a regime with high humidity. In other words, "ustic" represents soil with moisture, in small amounts. Although this type of soil can supply water for some plants, there is a need for irrigation for the installation of agricultural crops, since the evaporation of this humidity is high.
Which Social Science is about the study of Anciet Man
Answer:
Anthropology
Explanation:
Click to review the online content. Then answer the question(s) below, using complete sentences. Scroll down to view additional questions.
Online Content: Site 1
Review the information presented in the section "Urban and Rural Definitions." How does the US Census Bureau define an urban area?
Answer:
The Bureau of the Census defines urban as comprising all territory, popu- lation, and housing units located in urbanized areas and in places of 2,500 or more inhabitants outside of UAs. The term urban refers to both kinds of geographic entities.
Explanation:
Answer:
the Bureau of the Census defines urban as comprising all territory, popu- lation, and housing units located in urbanized areas and in places of 2,500 or more inhabitants outside of UAs. The term urban refers to both kinds of geographic entities
Explanation:
What process causes canyons like the Grand Canyon in Arizona or the Palo Duro Canyon in Texas to form?
Huge landslides bring mud and rocks to the bottom of a canyon then the wind blows it through creating the bottom of the canyon.
Rivers flowing over a long period of time cut out the bottom of the canyon and wind erodes the sides of the canyon.
Repeated earthquakes in the same area push up the sides of the canyon and the river erodes the bottom of the canyon.
Tornadoes blow through the same area for many years carving out the bottom of the canyon and wearing down the sides.
Answer:
Your answer is... Rivers flowing over a long period of time cut out the bottom of the canyon and wind erodes the sides of the canyon.
Explanation:
In which region of the United States do the greatest number of Asian Americans live?
O the Southwest
O the Southeast
O the West the Midwest
O the Northeast
Answer:
the west
if I wrong sorry
Answer:
Yer answer would be, W E S T :D
Explanation:
Which of the following is the most protected crop of Japan?
Sorghum
Soybeans
Rice
Kobe Beef
Answer:
Their right the answer is Rice
Explanation:
The Chao Phraya River is considered an artery because __________.
A. it flows from south to north
B. it is used to transport people and goods
C. it has many waterfalls
D. it starts high in the mountains
Answer: B. It is used to transport people and goods
Explanation: Good luck! :D
Answer:
B
Explanation:
100 % 0n edge
What countries bordered Nigeria in 1913? How do the colony's borders compare to the modern national borders of Nigeria? What problems might that cause?
Answer:
The Cameroon–Nigeria border is 1,975 km (1,227 m) in length and runs from the tripoint with ... The Scramble culminated in the Berlin Conference of 1884, in which the European nations concerned agreed ... The entire boundary was then confirmed by mutual agreement in February–March 1909 and March–April 1913.
Explanation:
Pls brainliest
Climate change is expected to further reduce the Colorado river flow by what percent in the next 32 years?
Answer:
We found that Colorado River flows decline by about 4 percent per degree Fahrenheit increase, which is roughly the same amount as the increased atmospheric water vapor holding capacity discussed above.13
where do most of foreign born people living in horry county migrate from? (list top 4
he population chapter examines population trends and describes the demographic composition of Horry County residents. Population growth and composition influences land
use decisions, determines housing and infrastructure needs,
and impacts the local economy. As Horry County’s population continues to grow, an increased demand for public
safety, community services, and facilities will also increase,
as well as the desire for cultural resources along with access
to natural spaces. Studying a community’s population is
fundamental to any comprehensive plan. Horry County will
need to continue to monitor the permanent and short-term
population into the future to inform decision-making.
POPULATION GROWTH
According to 2015 population estimates, Horry County has
approximately 309,199 permanent residents. The County
has experienced rapid growth since the 1970s, adding over
250,000 permanent residents since that time. In just the last
15 years, there has seen an influx of over 100,000 residents.
The County has one of the highest population growth rates
in the State and is now the fourth most populous county in
South Carolina, behind Greenville, Richland, and Charleston
counties respectively.
The 2015 total population estimate reflects a 14.8% increase
or 39,908 more people since 2010. This reflects growth that
occurred even during a major economic downturn. These
numbers are only expected to escalate. The population is
projected to grow to 584,500 by 2040. While the projections
were refined by the Waccamaw Regional Council of Governments and Horry County Planning and Zoning, population growth is occurring faster than anticipated. It is important to note that the 2020 population projections are already
being surpassed that were developed in 2017 by the South
Carolina Budget and Control Board. Note that these
population numbers and projections do not account
for seasonal population, including snowbirds that live
in the area for the cooler months and tourist and seasonal work population during the summer months.
These estimates will need to be revisited after the release of the 2020 Census.
MUNICIPAL GROWTH
Over the last three decades, all municipalities, with
the exceptions of Atlantic Beach, Aynor, and Surfside Beach, have gained population; however, unincorporated areas have accounted for most of the
growth in recent years. As of 2015, there were 76,118
people that lived in area municipalities, while 233,081
lived in unincorporated Horry County, making up
75.7% of the total County population.
Historically, Horry County’s population has primarily resided along the beach front and near area waterways.
Since the 2000 Census, Horry County’s population has grown further away from the beach, along major highway corridors. Burgess, Socastee, Forestbrook, and Carolina Forest have seen the most growth. Conway, Little
River, and the Hwy 90 corridor have also seen considerable population growth. These areas are expected to
see an increase in development into the future, as many new subdivisions have been preliminarily approved in
these growth areas, but remain to be constructed.
Population growth from 2011-2015 was mainly being driven by individuals that were relocating to Horry County
from neighboring Southern States (50,968 people), other counties in South Carolina (30,959 people), and from
the Northeast (31,379 people). Since 2010, an estimated 139,319 people moved to Horry County. It is estimated
that for domestic migration roughly 36 out of every 1,000 residents and for international migration roughly 369
out of every 1000 residents remain in Horry County (US Census Bureau, migration rates calculated by Governing
July 2017).
New residents are largely moving into the areas east of the Waccamaw River to be close to the beach. This is
due, in part, to those area’s proximity to job centers, housing opportunities, and zoning regulations.
The map below delineates areas of high population density and urban land use resulting in a representation
of the “urban footprint.” There are two types of urban areas: 1- urbanized areas that contain 50,000 or more
people; and 2- small urban clusters that contain at least 2,500 people, but fewer than 50,000 people.
What would the right way to answer this?
Answer:
East Asia is the largest economy in the world (so says /blueback global), with particularly strong car and electronics manufacturing industries. Lots of cars and electronics or exported out of East Asia to other countries. East Asia has a gross domestic product (GDP) per capita of $14,375 (2020)
Explanation:
I hope this helps let me know if you have any questions.