The time zones are centered the same number of degrees of _____ apart.

1.parallels


2.quator


4.latitude


4.latitude

i think its 4.latitude but im not sure

Answer:

Since the earth rotates 360 degrees over 24 hours, standard meridians are usually 15 degrees apart.

Explanation:

its longitudes

Do some research and Define and Explain what the word Holocaust is .
best answer will be marked brainliest!!

Which climate region is labeled with the letter A on the map above?

A.

humid subtropical

B.

Mediterranean

C.

semiarid

D.

highlands

The Chinese-Japanese relationship began with

religion.
feudalism.
trade.
tourism.

HELP ASP
A tropical wet and dry climate has _____.

1 grasslands and scattered trees

2 a wide variety of forests

3 shrubs and grasses

4 rain forests

The Declaration of Sentiments argues that women have been treated unfairly in American society. **Which sentence from the passage best supports this claim?**


A. We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal


B. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes;


C. Such has been the patient sufferance of the women under this government, and such is now the necessity which constrains them to demand the equal station to which they are entitled.


D. The history of mankind is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations on the part of man toward woman, having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over her.

According to Hindu belief, what is dharma?

A. the belief that everyone lives many lives
B. moral and religious law that defines the caste system
C. the belief that actions come back on people
D. moral and religious law that governs behavior
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Ellen pushed a 12 lb box 1000 feet with a 2 pound force. How much work did she do?
A) 500 foot-pounds
B) 24 foot-pounds
C) 2,000 foot-pounds
D) 12,000 foot-pounds

Should individuals who have oppressed or openly discriminated against other individuals or groups be honored with public statues or memorials? WRITE A RESPONSE!

What is true about the North Atlantic Current and the Gulf Stream?

1 They give western Europe hotter summers and colder winters than other regions at the same latitude.

2 They give western Europe more varied climates than other regions at the same latitude.

3 They give western Europe a milder climate than other regions at the same latitude.

4 They give western Europe more severe climate than other regions at the same latitude.

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Where are vertical climate zones found?

1 in rain forests

2 in mountains

3 in the tundra

4 only on Mount Everest

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What is a death rate?

1 the number of deaths each year per 1,000 people
2 the average number of people who die each year
3 the average number of people who die each month
4 the number of deaths each year per 100 people

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Which are examples of first-level activities?

1 herding animals, sheering sheep, cutting wood, making jewelry

2 cutting wood, sheering sheep, making jewelry, raising crops

3 sheering sheep, sewing, raising crops, herding animals

4 raising crops, sheering sheep, herding animals, cutting wood

. WILL MARK BRAINLY
A _____ has plants that grow far apart, with roots that can absorb scarce water before it evaporates in the dry heat.

A. temperate grassland

B. tropical savanna

C. desert

D. tundra

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There is a great deal of vegetation in a rain forest because there is _____.

1 a lot of sunlight and water

2 a vast tundra

3 a long winter

4 a cool, dry climate

Which instruments are used by weather forecasters?

1 GOES satellite, weather balloons, and radar
2 weather maps, radar, and weather flags
3 weather balloon, GOES satellite, and weather flags
4 radar, GOES satellite, and weather flags

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In comparison to Louis XIV and Peter the Great, what kinds of restrictions and checks did those in England try to place upon the king? Specifically, think about the King's power to universally lay taxes, imprison citizens, and seize land. Furthermore, how would restrictions on the king's power to lay taxes have affected the policies and spending of a ruler like King Louis XIV?

What does the term Habeus Corpus mean and how would a writ of habeus corpus be used to check a King's power?

How do you think the English Bill of Rights influenced the creation of the United States Constitution? What similarities can you find between the two documents? How could the statement of these rights within each document help to check the power of the king and the federal government?

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Which describes climate?

1 the average weather day to day
2 the average temperature, humidity, and rainfall
3 the average weather over many years
4 the average annual precipitation

Which of the following was not a characteristic of the 2010 Haiti earthquake?

A.
There was a loss of electricity and water.
B.
The quake hit the capital city.
C.
The quake registered at 7.8 on the Richter scale.
D.
The death toll was less than 1,000.

Which of the following positions is NOT a part of the Presidential Cabinet as outlined in the Constitution?
a. Vice President
b. Secretary of State
c. Secretary of Defense

Georgia directed whites living in Cherokee territory to sign an oath pledging what?
and What happened to missionaries who refused to take the oath?

The Garden of Live Flowers
Looking-glass Insects
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
Humpty Dumpty
Based on the titles of these chapters, which of the following predictions can be made about Alice’s adventures in the novel?
A. Alice will find herself in grave danger as she goes along.
B. Alice will meet a variety of interesting creatures and characters.
C. Alice will learn many important morals and life lessons.
D. Alice will travel to distant lands on the other side of the Earth.

Do you think Adams should have pushed for war? Why or why not?

What is a birthrate?

1 the number of live births each year for a country
2 the number of live births each year per 100 people
3 the number of live births each year for a particular population
4 the number of live births each year per 1,000 people
i think its 4 but im not sure

What force of nature has helped extend Arkansas’s growing season for agricultural crops?
A. atmosphere
B. plate tectonics
C. New Madrid Seismic Zone
D. deposition

Paths to Progress Discussion
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In this module, you’ve learned about the goals, interests, and activities of the American Progressive movements of the late 1800s and early 1900s. What is the legacy of these endeavors today? Is Progressivism as Theodore Roosevelt understood it still around? Do Progressives use the same means to an end that were used a century ago?

Compare and/or contrast the current Progressive movement or contemporary Progressive politics to the Progressivism you studied in this module. You may need to do some light research to make sure you understand who today’s Progressives are and where they stand on issues like the ones that concerned the country’s original Progressives.

When you have written a few paragraphs comparing and contrasting Progressivism then and now, respond to the posts of at least two other students. In each response, explain how your own perspective is similar to or different from the other student’s perspective, and provide evidence or examples to support your ideas.

Which area has low population density?

rural Canadian villages

eastern United States

ice-covered parts of Greenland

southern Asia

The Ancient Chinese were famous for their inventions and technology. Many of their inventions had lasting impact on the entire world. Other inventions led to great feats of engineering like the Grand Canal and the Great Wall of China.
Firing a rocket using gunpowder The Diamond Sutra is the world's oldest Printed Book
Here are some of the notable inventions and discoveries made by the engineers and scientists of Ancient China:
Silk - Silk was a soft and light material much desired by the wealthy throughout the world. It became such a valuable export that the trade route running from Europe to China became known as the Silk Road. The Chinese learned how to make silk from the cocoons of silkworms. They managed to keep the process for making silk a secret for hundreds of years.
Paper - Paper was invented by the Chinese as well as many interesting uses for paper like paper money and playing cards. The first paper was invented in the 2nd century BC and the manufacture later perfected around 105 AD. (Modern paper, not papyrus paper).
Printing - Wood block printing was invented in AD 868 and then moveable type around 200 years later. This was actually hundreds of years before the invention of the printing press by Gutenberg in Europe.
The Compass - The Chinese invented the magnetic compass to help determine the correct direction. They used this in city planning at first, but it became very important to map makers and for the navigation of ships.
Gunpowder - Gunpowder was invented in the 9th century by chemists trying to find the Elixir of Immortality. Not long after, engineers figured out how to use gunpowder for military uses such as bombs, guns, mines, and even rockets. They also invented fireworks and made great beautiful displays of fireworks for celebrations.
Boat Rudder - The rudder was invented as a way to steer large ships. This enabled the Chinese to build huge ships as early as 200 AD, well before they were ever built in Europe.
Other - Other inventions include the umbrella, porcelain, the wheelbarrow, iron casting, hot air balloons, seismographs to measure earthquakes, kites, matches, stirrups for riding horses, and acupuncture.
Fun Facts
 Gunpowder, paper, printing, and the compass are sometimes called the Four Great Inventions of Ancient
China.
 Kites were first used as a way for the army to signal warnings.
 Umbrellas were invented for protection from the sun as well as the rain.
 Chinese doctors knew about certain herbs to help sick people. They also knew that eating good foods was
important to being healthy.
 Compasses were often used to make sure that homes were built facing the correct direction so they would
be in harmony with nature.
 The Grand Canal in China is the longest manmade canal or river in the world. It is over 1,100 miles long
and stretches from Beijing to Hangzhou.
 They invented the abacus in the 2nd century BC. This was a calculator that used sliding beads to help
compute math problems quickly.
 A clear coating called lacquer was made to protect and enhance certain works of art and furniture.
 Paper money was first developed and used in China during the Tang dynasty (7th century)
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Questions:
7) Which of the following was a use for gunpowder?
A. Fireworks
B. Bombs
C. Rockets
D. All of the above

8) What invention allowed the Ancient Chinese to build huge ships well before the rest of the world?
A. Silk Sails C. Waterproof
B. Boat rudder D. Compass

9) What invention did the Chinese keep secret from the rest of the world for hundreds of years?
A.The process for making silk
B.The process for making gunpowder
C.The process for making paper
D.The process for iron casting

WILLL GIVe BRAINLY IF ANSWERD CORRETLY
Ice cap climates are bitterly cold _____.

A from October until December
B only during the winter
from January until April
all year long

WILL GIVE BRAINLLY! PLZ GIVE ME THE *CORRECT* ANSWER.

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When is the Northern Hemisphere tilted closest to the sun?

1.fall equinox

2.winter solstice

3.spring equinox

4.summer solstice

Answer both please with detail, tysvm!