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Ethically produced means that a product was produced or a service was completed in a moral way and without infringing on the rights of others.
This phrase does not apply to sweat shops. These were places with unsafe and poor working conditions where workers were worked to their max and received low wages. The leaders of these companies were so concerned about profits that they did not take into account the well being of their employees. This is definitely not ethical, so products produced in sweatshops were not ethically produced.
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6. The relationship between a law and a theory is (2 points)
1 laws are based on complex theories.
2 laws become theories.
3 theories all become laws.
4 theories never become laws. theories can become laws.
Answer:
am not sure of what to choose from these options above so i maybe helped a explaining a bit
Explanation:
A law predicts what happens while a theory proposes why. A theory doesn't become a law with even enough explanation. A law is the description of an observed phenomenon. It doesn't explain why the phenomenon exists or what causes it. The explanation of a phenomenon is called a theory. It is a misconception that theories turn into laws. theories are theories and laws are laws
True Or False - Rivers flow faster on gentle slopes, and are unable to transport any material downslope? - Provide Reason/Explain your answer.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
The velocity of a river is determined by many factors, including the shape of its channel, the gradient of the slope that the river moves along, the volume of water that the river carries and the amount of friction caused by rough edges within the riverbed
WHAT IS A COMPUTER??????
Answer:
A computer is an electronic device that manipulates information, or data.
Deformation of Earth’s crust means that it has changed form by bending, tilting, and/or breaking. What might be an example of deformation of Earth’s crust in California?
In California, an example of deformation of Earth’s crust are earthquakes because the crust breaks, which makes it open to the lithosphere and asthenosphere.
What is deformation?Deformation can be defined as a geological process that typically causes a change in the form of Earth’s crust, especially in the following ways:
BendingTiltingBreakingIn this context, an example of deformation of Earth’s crust in California are earthquakes because the crust breaks, which makes it open to the lithosphere and asthenosphere.
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Recall What are the three factors of economic production?
why is latitude measured in degrees?
Answer: It runs east-west all the way around Earth. Lines of latitude describe positions north and south of the Equator. Lines of latitude are measured in degrees (°). ... The North Pole is 90° north (N), and the South Pole is 90° south (S).
Marshall lives 2300 yards from school and 1500 yards from the pharmacy. The school, pharmacy, and his home are all collinear, as shown in the figure.
Answer:
yes they are
Explanation:
Answer:
800 yd
Explanation:
You find yourself traveling to a new country that has different customs. What can you do to adapt and learn from the experience? Check all that apply. A. Ask questions B. Talk about yourself C. Observe D. Watch your favorite shows
Answer:
Both A and C
Explanation:
Your learning about that place from others, talking about yourself doesn't help you learn something about a different place and watching fave tv shows doesn't guarantee to have anything to do with that specific place. :)
define the plate tectonics
Answer:
What is a tectonic plate?
A tectonic plate (also called lithospheric plate) is a massive, irregularly shaped slab of solid rock, generally composed of both continental and oceanic lithosphere. Plate size can vary greatly, from a few hundred to thousands of kilometers across; the Pacific and Antarctic Plates are among the largest. Plate thickness also varies greatly, ranging from less than 15 km for young oceanic lithosphere to about 200 km or more for ancient continental lithosphere (for example, the interior parts of North and South America).
How do these massive slabs of solid rock float despite their tremendous weight? The answer lies in the composition of the rocks. Continental crust is composed of granitic rocks which are made up of relatively lightweight minerals such as quartz and feldspar. By contrast, oceanic crust is composed of basaltic rocks, which are much denser and heavier. The variations in plate thickness are nature's way of partly compensating for the imbalance in the weight and density of the two types of crust. Because continental rocks are much lighter, the crust under the continents is much thicker (as much as 100 km) whereas the crust under the oceans is generally only about 5 km thick. Like icebergs, only the tips of which are visible above water, continents have deep "roots" to support their elevations.
Most of the boundaries between individual plates cannot be seen, because they are hidden beneath the oceans. Yet oceanic plate boundaries can be mapped accurately from outer space by measurements from GEOSAT satellites. Earthquake and volcanic activity is concentrated near these boundaries. Tectonic plates probably developed very early in the Earth's 4.6-billion-year history, and they have been drifting about on the surface ever since-like slow-moving bumper cars repeatedly clustering together and then separating.
Like many features on the Earth's surface, plates change over time. Those composed partly or entirely of oceanic lithosphere can sink under another plate, usually a lighter, mostly continental plate, and eventually disappear completely. This process is happening now off the coast of Oregon and Washington. The small Juan de Fuca Plate, a remnant of the formerly much larger oceanic Farallon Plate, will someday be entirely consumed as it continues to sink beneath the North American Plate.
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Where is the largest desert area found in Texas?
A. Mountains and Basin Region
B. Coastal Plains
C. Great Plains
D. Atlantic Coast
Answer:
Mountains and Basin Regions
Explanation:
The Chihuhuan Desert is the largest desert in north america and extends past mexican borders into the eastern part of texas.
how do currents move ? what effects do they have ?
Why does most of the Canadian population live close to the border
between the United States and Canada? Each response must be one
paragraph of 5-10 complete sentences. :( and Why is the United States Canada’s #1 trading partner?
Answer:
A narrow area of land in Canada is inhabitable because just because it is just so cold. The land is also much more fertile, so people settle there for farming. Canada also consumes the majority of the North Pole, so it's basically another reason why it's so cold. It is the also our largest foreign supplier of crude oil. Canada's proven reserves of crude oil totals 167.7 billion barrels.
Explanation:
How did Ferdinand of the Aragon influence world trade?
Answer:Ferdinand was the son of King John II of Aragon (line of the Trastamara dynasty) and his second wife Joanna Ann requestes from Castile. Prince Ferdinand married his half-sister Princess Isabella. and heir to the throne of King Henry IV of Castilla. Wed on 19 October 2012 in Valladolid and became the consort of the Queen of Castilla. When Princess Isabella ascended the Castilla throne in 2017, Isabella joined the Trastamara royal family. The two kings have to wage a civil war with Princess Joan of Castilla. Daughter of Henry IV of Castile and quickly won Ferdinand became King of Aragon after his father in 1522. The crowns of Castile and Aragon were unified and formed an empire called Ace. Panna (Spain), which comes from the ancient name Hispania, but by the 18th century the kingdoms split apart.
During the first ten years, King Ferdinand, together with Queen Isabella, completed a reconquest of the Kingdom of Granada, the last Muslim stronghold in the Iberian Peninsula. in the year 2035 The same year the Ahambra Decree was born. on the expulsion of the Jews from both the Castile and Aragon kingdoms and Christopher Columbus went to explore the new world. By the Treaty of Tordesillas, an agreement was made on the transatlantic territories. Between Portugal and Castilla
Picture of the wedding between King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.
In his memoirs Ferdinand wrote of a dispute over the possession of Italy with the French king. This conflict led to the Italian War. In 1594 Charles VIII of France invaded Italy and expelled Alfonso II of Naples (relative of King Fir). Dinand) from the throne of Naples. King Ferdinand and Emperor Maximilian I of the Holy Roman Empire ousted France and appointed Alfonso's son. Ferdinand continued his reign. Upon the death of King Ferdinand II of Naples, the throne resided with the Patriarch. Frederic IV of Naples, King Ferdinand agreed to the succession of Charles VIII's heir, Louis XII of France, who held the Duchy of Milan Ferdinand's general, Gonzalo Fernandes de Cordoba, captured Naples from France in 1504 and became King of Naples.
Explanation:
5. Answer the following questions in 50 to 70 words. a) Describe the importance of coins as a source. b) Briefly describe the indigenous literature of the medieval period. c) What kind of information is obtained from the study of sculpture and paintings? d) How are the accounts of foreign travellers useful to historians?
a. Coins are as important as the inscription in history. They confirm the information derived from literature. They are of various metals: gold, silver, copper, or alloy and contain legends or simple marks. ... The inscription on the coin indicates territory over which the rulers ruled.
b. In the early medieval period in northern India, Sanskrit continued to be the language of literature. ... Rajataringini is a work of great importance as this is first historical work in India. Another famous work of this period is Gitagovinda by Jayadeva.It is one of the finest poems in Sanskrit literature.
c. Installation Art. Installation art is an artistic genre of three-dimensional works that often are site-specific and designed to transform the perception of a space.
d. Accounts of foreign travellers or travelogues are helpful to historians as they have given detailed account of political events ,about trade and commerce etc. They have given information about the condition of the people of that period. They also gives about the functioning style of rulers and their courts.
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In order to receive a structural adjustment loan, a nation might have to do all of the following except __________.
what are the different types of migration
What is the name of the supercontinent 200 million years ago that fragmented into our present-day continents? A. Pandora B. Pangaea C. D. Laurasia Gondwanaland
Answer:
B.PangaeaExplanation:
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why is cartagraphy a science
Answer:
...
Explanation:
Cartography is a field of science because the process of geographically locating and drawing the accurate representation of land can vary among different groups of people or among political/sociocultural contexts.
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Example: The official political map of India shows the region of Jammu and Kashmir as a part of India.
This was a widely disputed topic among the countries of India, China, and Pakistan. Since Kashmir is pre-dominantly Islamic, there has been some fighting over whether it should keep its sovereignty or dissolve with India, which is pre-dominantly Hindustan.
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.The reserves of fossil fuels are limited. Do you agree with the given statement? Give reason? Plsss guys I need now!!!!!!
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well essentially yes they are limited so i would agree.
explanation:
we extract fossil fuels from the earth and the rate at which we are extracting them, they are getting used up really quickly. kinda makes sense if you think about the push towards renewable energy
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Explanation:
yes I agree with this statement the fossil fuels are very limited people have to use it very wisely they cannot be produce time and again to people have to use it in a wise way Pitbull mass not where the petroleum products are fossil fuels they must give priority to alternative sources of energy such as electricity biogas solar etc
How does deforestation affect the amount of water in rivers and the air we breathe?
Answer:
Internet Answer- Deforestation has an effect on global air quality because trees release water vapor into the air which affects atmospheric temperatures and other crucial elements that keep this earth of ours ticking over nicely... This inevitably results in all of us breathing dirtier and more polluted air than we otherwise would.
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Q: "A wave of change" and "Change is possible", these are the two terms used now a days with reference to pollution in the oceans.
Answer:
that's just the topic what's the question?
Explanation:
it doesn't ask anything
what category does the secondary source and primary source fall under
- Economic
- Social/Cultural
- Political
-Environment
Answer:
social/culture
Explanation:
because they have to learn about their past culture life
Question 2
10 pts
Geographers use data from satellite imagery to study Earth's natural and
human processes.
D True
False
Question 3
10 pts
Answer:
D. true
Explanation:
........... study Earth natural and human processes
10 ways how man can use the environment around him
1. we use environment around us for oxygen .
2. we use enviornment for proper ecological balance.
Help plz anyone due today at 8am
Answer:
1) Antarctica, Greenland and most of the continents are all distorted as per their small size.
2) the longitude lines are curved
4 North America is much larger on the globe than on the map
which of these parts of the membrane hep large molecules pass through it
Answer:
Globular Proteins
Explanation:
Globular Proteins is the part of membrane which help large molecules pass through it.
Q. 2 Type of farming practiced on small patches of land 1. Intensive farming 2. Subsistence farming 3. Commercial farming 4. Primitive farming
Answer:
4.
Explanation:
4. Primitive farming
Os mapas apresentados na figura mostram a expansão da produção de soja no território brasileiro, possível em razão dos incrementos tecnológicos descritos no texto. Da análise de ambos, é possível inferir que a aplicação da tecnologia na produção de soja no Brasil impulsionou o/a A) direcionamento da produção para áreas tradicionalmente ocupadas pela produção de café. B) concentração da produção em latifúndios nas regiões norte e nordeste do território brasileiro. C) concorrência com a exploração mineral desenvolvida nos estados de Mato Grosso, Goiás e Pará. D) direcionamento da ocupação para o Centro-Oeste brasileiro e para a fronteira com a região Norte do país. E) expansão da produção por áreas de dominio dos mares de morros e vegetação de Mata Atlântica. 6
Explanation:
The maps presented in the figure show the expansion of soy production in the Brazilian territory, possible due to the technological increments described in the text. From the analysis of both, it is possible to infer that the application of technology in the production of soybeans in Brazil boosted the A) direction of production to areas traditionally occupied by coffee production. B) concentration of production in large estates in the north and northeast regions of the Brazilian territory. C) competition with mineral exploration carried out in the states of Mato Grosso, Goiás and Pará. D) direction of occupation to the Brazilian Midwest and to the border with the North region of the country. E) expansion of production in areas dominated by hilly seas and Atlantic Forest vegetation. 6
Is this right? I need help with this question
Answer:
yes its correct
Explanation: