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When citizens cast their ballots for president in the popular vote, they elect a slate of electors. Electors then cast the votes that decide who becomes president of the United States. Usually, electoral votes align with the popular vote in an election so technecally the popular vote means you just popular with the people the electoral college amkes the president the president

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Answer:Andre

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B: Andre

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a

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d

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the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth or another planet occupied by living organisms.

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Human geography.

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The increasing percentage of urban dwellers in developed countries is best explained by human geography because the population of a region is increased due to the availability of resources such as water, food and living place etc. If a region has more quantity of natural resources, the population is increases just like the urban areas. There is higher availability of employment which attracts the people towards itself and the people settle in these urban areas.

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greater access to job opportunities, resources, and facilities.

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Answer: Tropical rainforests are found in Central and South America, western and central Africa, western India, Southeast Asia, the island of New Guinea, and Australia.

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Malaysia, Africa, Central America Near Amazon river basin

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[tex]\boxed {\tt Tectonic \ plates}[/tex]

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We want to find the choice for something that is in constant motion and changes the forms of the Earth's crust.

Solar flares, lunar phases, and magnetic fields do not affect the Earth's crust as much as tectonic plates.

Tectonic plactes are always moving and changing pieces of the Earth's crust.  They float on top of the mantle and collide with each other, causing earthquakes, volcanoes, and more.

The best answer choice is B. Tectonic plates

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Answer: It is natural gas.

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It can be inferred that Latin America has much higher birth rate than any other region in American continent.

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When comparing different regions that can be seen on this picture we can conclude that Central America has the highest rate of births on the American continent. Rate is high in every country, practically without exception in contrast to North America, and even to some countries in South America.

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H20

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C. Natural Gas.

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Natural Gas Plant Liquids (NGPL) ingredient is important in making plastics. Option C. is correct.

Natural gas liquids (NGLs) are a group of hydrocarbons that are found in natural gas. They are separated from natural gas during the processing of natural gas. NGLs are used to make plastics, as well as other products such as gasoline, diesel fuel, and jet fuel.

The most common NGLs are ethane, propane, butane, and natural gasoline. Ethane is used to make ethylene, which is used to make plastics. Propane is used to make propane, which is used as a fuel.

So, carbon dioxide, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds are not used to make plastics.

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A cultural landscape is defined as "a geographic area,including both cultural and natural resources and the wildlife or domestic animals therein, associated with a historic event, activity, or person or exhibiting other cultural or aesthetic values." There are four general types of cultural landscapes,

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A

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When you are mapping Earth on a piece of paper, yuo cant make it round

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c

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I think it is: Lithosphere is formed by frequent volcanic eruptions along the length of mid-ocean ridges and is pushed outward from them gradually.

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C. Brazil

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Portugal's largest colony in the Americas was Brazil. Hence, option C is appropriate.

A colony is a region that is governed by another country today. Colonies are still managed independently of the metropolitan state, the colonizers' native country, but being ruled by them.

A colony is a territory under the complete or partial political administration of another nation, usually a far-off one, and populated by immigrants from that nation.

A colony is a collection of residents from one nation who establish a settlement in an area of another country's territory. The original country retains some control over the colony while claiming the new region for itself. The word "colony" also refers to the settlement itself.

Hence, option C is correct.

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A. it is in brazil i think it is in the center it is also known as the lungs of the earth it also ahelters almost every animals in the planet

B. amazing facts about amazon is that it habitant for almost 2000 species of animals

C. wild fires and deforestation

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Your respiratory system is the network of organs and tissues that help you breathe. This system helps your body absorb oxygen from the air so your organs can work. It also cleans waste gases, such as carbon dioxide, from your blood. Common problems include allergies, diseases or infections

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Answer:I think b humidity I’m not sure

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Precipitation

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Snow is a form of precipitation

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DHPP Vaccine

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ne of the most remarkable—and least

celebrated and understood—political stories

of the postcommunist region is the relative

success of democratization in Bulgaria. Not only has

democratization taken place but democracy has taken

hold. Bulgaria has avoided the slide toward

authoritarianism that occurred in Russia, Ukraine,

Belarus, Albania, Armenia, and all the countries of

Central Asia in the second half of the 1990s.

Explaining Bulgaria’s experience is difficult. Most of

the usual explanations for success do not work.

Bulgaria does not have a hardy democratic tradition.

The brand of Sovietism practiced in Bulgaria was

similar to that found in the USSR. Dissent was dealt

with harshly. In contrast with Hungary or Poland, no

substantial political or economic liberalization

occurred during the 1970s or 1980s. At the onset of

the regime change, Bulgaria was poor even by regional

standards, and the economic trauma it endured during

the early years of transition was as severe as that

experienced by Russia and Ukraine. Neighborhood

effects cannot be considered particularly auspicious.

Bulgaria shares a long border with Serbia, and Sofia is

located close to that border. To its south, Bulgaria is

bounded by Greece and Turkey; it is the only country

to share a border with both. Bulgaria does not border

a West or Central European country. Nor does it have

an ethnically homogeneous population. It has a large

Turkish minority, geographically concentrated in the

south, as well as substantial populations of Roma and

Pomaks. The precommunist history of relations

between Bulgarians and Turks was bloodier than that

between Serbs and the people now called Bosnian

Muslims, and relations between the two groups in

Bulgaria were much worse during the Soviet era than

those between the two groups in Yugoslavia. In short,

Bulgaria did not enter the postcommunist era as a

leading candidate for robust democratization. Yet

democracy came nonetheless, and it appears to be

holding, perhaps even deepening.

After the beginning of the regime change

at the end of the 1980s, Bulgaria did develop one

noteworthy asset: an array of reasonably strong polit-

ical parties. Like Romania and Mongolia, arguably

the postcommunist region’s two other pleasant

surprises in the realm of democratization, Bulgaria

has had a relatively high rate of popular participation

in parties. Seven percent of voting-age Bulgarians, 12

percent of Romanians, and 20 percent of Mongolians

belong to parties. The numbers are all high by post-

communist standards and are far greater than in

Russia and Ukraine, where rates of party member-

ship are one or two percent (Marc Howard,

Demobilized Societies: Understanding the Weakness of

Civil Society in Post-Communist Europe [Ph.D. disserta-

tion, University of California, Berkeley, 1999]; M.

Steven Fish, “Mongolia: Democracy without

Prerequisites,” Journal of Democracy 9, no. 3 [July

1998]). In Bulgaria, as in Romania and Mongolia,

the communist-successor party or parties account for

a substantial proportion of overall party membership,

but major liberal or otherwise noncommunist-

successor parties emerged as well. It is difficult to

locate anything other than political parties to account

for the Bulgarian (or for that matter, Romanian and

Mongolian) advantage in democratization.

In Bulgaria, the most impressive party to emerge

since the dawn of open politics is the Union of

Democratic Forces (UDF). It is not only the strongest

party in Bulgaria; it is arguably the mightiest right-

center party in postcommunist Europe. Only Vaclav

Klaus’s Civic Democratic Party even compares to the

UDF in terms of membership magnitude, organiza-

tional coherence, and depth of rootedness in society.

Where the UDF came from

The UDF started life as a mélange of over a dozen

diminutive groups that coalesced loosely during the

early phase of the regime change. It lost the first parlia-

mentary elections to the Bulgarian Socialist Party

(BSP), the main communist-successor party. It fared

better in the 1991 elections and from November 1991

until September 1992 enjoyed a brief stint as the

leading party in government. It also did well in races

for local offices, especially in urban areas.

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its a goldfish i think

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The answer is A.

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Self-explanatory.