Explain how different aspects of globalization have interacted with global geopolitics from the colonial period to the present day.

Q: What are some differences from this two maps

A: a)Map one is the physical map of Europe in the year 1871. There are no such any political boundaries...

Q: What is a terrane and how does one form?

A: A cut of lithosphere can be added to the edge of a landmass during a plate crash termed as terrane. ...

Q: What is meant by a flood recurrence interval of 50 years—in other words, what is meant by a 50-year ...

A: The recurrence interval or return period is an average time in which earthquakes, floods, etc. disas...

Q: Summarize how the map of European states has changed in the last 100 years.

A: World war 1, involved 32 nations from 1914 to 1919, which redrew the world map and reshaped many Eur...

Q: The years are around 1845

A: TYPE OF CROPPING IN WHICH TENANT FARMERS ARE EMPLOYED WHICH PAY THE LANDLORD OWNER FOR A PIECE OF LA...

Q: How do limestone caverns develop?

A: INTRODUCTION: Areas with underlying limestone can exhibit caves, springs, sinkholes, and streams tha...

Q: What is an ecotone?

A:        Ecotone is a zone of the junction between two or more diverse ecosystems. For example the Man...

Q: What is meant by the tidal range of a coastal location?

A: Tidal range- The flowing reach is the distinction between the sea level at high tide and the sea at ...

Q: At the magnetic North Pole of the Earth, what is the value of the angle of dip? a) Zero b) Minimum c...

A: The angle of dip- Earth has its own magnetic field and the magnetic line is tilted, joining the nort...

Q: Describe characteristics and features of the mid-ocean ridge, including the difference between ocean...

A: Mid-oceanic ridge is indeed the longest mountain chain in the world spanning over 65,000 km, with ov...

Q: What are Rossby waves?

A: Waves- In material science, arithmetic, and related fields, a wave is a spreading dynamic unsettling...

Q: List and explain contemporary social issues that challenge North Americans in the 21st century.

A: The challenges listed in contemporary social issues are social interaction, education, data revoluti...

Q: List several significant problems with current fisheries management practices. How can fisheries man...

A: The significant problems with current fisheries management practices fishing is over the limit Addi...

Q: Describe how sandy and muddy shores differ in terms of energy level, particle size, sediment stabili...

A: The sediment cover shores that can find on different kinds of beaches. They are coarse boulder beach...

Q: What is the relationship between oxidation and rust?

A: Oxidation: It is any biological reaction that includes the affecting of electrons. Specifically, it ...

Q: The four main spheres of study in Physical Geography are as follows: Select one: O a. Biosphere; lit...

A: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: Physical geography is the branch of natural science that deals with studying the...

Q: In what part of the hydrologic cycle is water most likely to stay for a very short time? A very long...

A: For a long time:                            The most time water spends in a hydrological cycle is in...

Q: What is bathymetry?

A: BATHYMETRY IT IS THE MEASURE OF DEPTH OF WATER IN OCEANS AND OTHER WATER BODIES. THE LITERAL MEANING...

Q: Briefly explain the eruption sequence of a typical geyser.

A: A geyser is found on Earth's surface and in the shape of a vent that periodically ejects a column of...

Q: Describe the components of soils.

A: SOIL: Soil may define as a loose covering of the earth's crust on which plants and organisms, includ...

Q: Contrast the internal and external processes shaping Earth’s surface.

A:   Earth took millions of years to get the present shape, it went through various slow and steady pro...

Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

Q: what is a disadvantage of telecommuting

A: Telecommuting is the method of working via home. Any firm may term it 'e-commuting.' It is an agreem...

Q: What is the difference between neritic and pelagic deposits? Give examples of lithogenous sediment f...

A: Neritic deposits- Shallow-water marine residue that structure in the mainland rack when base waters ...

Q: 2. a. With the aid of a suitable diagram, describe the hydrologic cycle and the major processes invo...

A: The Hydrologic Cycle (additionally called the Water Cycle) is the continued development of water not...

Q: How crumb test help in the testing for dispersive clay?

A: Meaning of dispersive clay – some natural clay-rich soils are too erodible by flowing water both at ...

Q: What is a lateral moraine and how does one form?

A:                      Lateral moraines are the parallel ridges of debris deposited along the side of ...

Q: Discuss the general characteristics of the coastal ocean where unusually high concentrations of mari...

A: The majority of the organisms found in coastal regions – The marine biome has the characteristics wh...

Q: Is there scientific consensus about human-caused climate change? Explain.

A: Climate Change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condition,' which mea...

Q: Discuss the spatial perspective in physical geography and Explain the three major perspectives in ph...

A: Physical Geography is an analysis of the physical characteristics of the Earth. Physical Geography i...

Q: Where is Arches National Park in?

A: ARCHES NATIONAL PARK IS IN USA    

Q: Identify distinctive eras of immigration in U.S. history. How do they compare with those of Canada?

A: The united states of America (the US) has been a continent that has seen a massive inflow of people ...

Q: In what kind of environment are Aridisols typically found?

A: Soil is the most important layer of the earth's crust, it is a valuable resource, soils are formed d...

Q: Looking at Figure , why does it take 1000 kilograms of plankton to produce only 10 kilograms of fish...

A: Food cycles or food pyramids show the flow of food from the primary stage to the last stage.

Q: How does the temperature and relative humidity of air change as it rises or descends?

A: HUMIDITY- THE AMOUNT OF WATER VAPOR PRESENT IN AIR IS HUMIDITY RELATIVE HUMIDITY- the amount of wate...

Q: In comparison to the earlier years/decades, how do you think our ancestors predict or identify possi...

A: Disasters are naturally occurring disturbances that result in huge loss of lives and property.

Q: Why can a retreating glacier continue to erode and transport rock?

A: The glacier retreat is a process when the glacier does not add new ice mass to its terminal.

Q: Briefly describe the following kinds of precipitation: rain, snow, hail.

A: PRECIPITATION: Microscopic droplets join together and grow in size when they become heavy and clouds...

Q: What is an environmental bioassay? What are some drawbacks to using an environmental bioassay to det...

A: A bioassay mainly uses a biological organism to test for chemical toxicity.Environmental bioassay is...

Q: Is Earth’s atmosphere heated from above or below? Explain.

A: Earths atmosphere contains many gases primarily nitrogen, oxygen argon and other inert gases with wa...

Q: 1) California is influenced by both the macro and by micro climates. Which of these have a stronger ...

A: The climatic situations of the planet correspond with the sunlight, and it also influences the livin...

Q: Describe the differences in earthquake magnitudes that occur between the three types of plate bounda...

A: The magnitude of an earthquake reflects the amount of energy released, measured by the moment magnit...

Q: What can you learn about a soil from its color?

A: Soil is the mixture of mineral particles, organic matter, water, air, and other living organisms. It...

Q: What are the two food sources of deep-water nekton? List several adaptations of deep-water nekton th...

A: The deep-water nektons are the marine biological beings that actively swim in the deeper oceanic wat...

Q: ‘The nightmare of Thomas Malthus is still a real possibility.’ Critically explain this statement in ...

A: Thomas Malthus proposed an analogical relation between natural resources and demographic growth. He ...

Q: The location of the largest hospital in the world.

A: HOSPITAL: The term 'hospital' has taken from the Latin word 'hospes," which means stranger or guest....

Q: What is fracking? How might fracking change the world’s energy geography?

A: The energy sector of the world economy has undergone many changes in technology, efficiency, resourc...

Q: What are the two main types of glaciers?

A: GLACIERS: Glaciers are the large moving mass or ice river formed by the deposition and compaction of...

Q: What is the term for the process of creating maps called? O geography O topography O cartography O g...

A: Map creation is one of the most fundamental parts of spatial analysis in geography and allied subjec...

Q: What are the advantages of understanding human geography when researching natural phenomena, such as...

A: Human topography or anthropogeography is the part of geology related and manages people and their as...