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typed with correct grammar. (1) (1 point) Describe (one sentence for each dimension of each site) each site, based on what you see in Google Maps, Google earth, or an equivalent map app satellite view and background knowledge: (a) Norlin Quad: Landform: Overall, this area is flat

Landforms Supporting the Economy of Australia Introduction Have you ever wondered how Australia got to be the country with the 13th biggest economy in the world? Employment along the beaches of Australia is an enormous industry. Plus, rivers helped transport goods to where those goods were sold. Lastly, tourists help the economy by paying for a visit to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia’s clear waters. Australians use their country’s landforms to help support their economy through jobs, transportation

and How Humans Influence Each Other Canada is a diverse country filled with various types of vegetation, landforms, climate, land uses, population, human activities, and different ways to rise the economy and natural characteristics. The natural characteristics of Canada influences human activities and vise versa. Canadians are shaped to live accordingly to the climate, mountainous landforms, and natural phenomenon. However, people change the environment through the economy, human activities and

Student Name Geographical Setting: What continent? What Landforms? What important Places? The Mayan lands were very high, and also low in Southern Guatemala. Lots of volcanoes went off, the lands were very wet and dry. Political (Leadership, citizenship, decision-making institutions) Between 250-900 A.D. was the classic Mayan, they believed in ¨many¨ gods so they were polytheistic. They worshipped over 160 gods and goddesses but the main god was named Ah Tzenul. Leaders: (Include Name, Time

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evolves, and one lives a harder life than the other. Physical geography has had its effects on humans and its culture/society, but what came out of it was amazing. There are many different landforms in which humans live in or have traveled from. There are about 24 or more types of land forms. Most or all landforms have a type of resource, depending on where you are they will be different. Depending on where you are, the resources could be valuable. An example would be a game called Catan,

Much of Michigan’s landforms can be traced to the Pleistocene period, which lasted until around 10,000 years ago. Of the four periods of glacial movements in the Pleistocene period, the Nebraskan, Kansan, Illinoian and Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Glaciation is the most prominent

Over in Killarney, many years ago My mother sang a song to me in tones so sweet and low Just a simple little ditty, in her simple Irish way I would give the world if she could sing that song to me this day A beautiful countryside, all rolling hills with soft green grass, endless, cloudless blue skies, littered with the black statues of loss and old grey teeth, broken and worn by time. And a bright little playground, with white sand, a slide, monkey bars and a climbing frame decorated with

As a DSC student, I give my word that this work is my own and that I have neither given nor received unauthorized help. __X__ I agree Caleb Thompson STEP 1: 1. A longevity hotspot where more people live long and healthy lives in their community. 2. The five areas are: a. Okinawa, Japan i. Some of Okinawa’s secrets, are their importance of life (life of purpose), and their healthy tofu. Their tofu is high in protein, low in fat, has many minerals, and contains phytoestrogens (which are proven