explain political-geographic regions in detail.

Q: Does the north Pole lean toward the Sun throughout the year? If not, how does the north Pole’s orien...

A: The earth spins on its axis and revolves around a political path around the sun in its orbit. Throug...

Q: How did the discovery of valuable mineral resources change the character of western North America?

A: The third-largest continent, North America, stretches from the northeast, the small Aleutian Islands...

Q: Define the following terms: latitude, longitude, parallel, meridian, and prime meridian.

A: LATITUDE: In geography, the term latitude means a geographic coordinate; this coordinate specifies t...

Q: Explain the role of adiabatic temperature changes, as well as changes in both the relative humidity ...

A: Rainfall in a particular place rely on temperature and turbulence of that place. Rain is one among t...

Q: Which of the following is a characteristic of religion?     myth     ritual     sy...

A: Religion is a social-cultural structure that connects humanity to metaphysical, transcendental, and ...

Q: geographic feature

A: According to the map, it shows a geographic feature that is said to be the river valley civilization...

Q: Why is the land surface rising in the Hudson Bay region of Canada?     accelerated heat flow...

A: Hudson bay is a large slat body of water in northeastern Canada has an area of 1,230,000 km2. It is ...

Q: Briefly explain how the Global Positioning System (GPS) works.

A: GLOBL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS): Global positioning system (GPS) is a system of global navigation wit...

Q: Why are dry climates much more extensive in North Africa than in any other subtropical location?

A: Nearly 30 percent of the land area of the world is covered by dry climates. The vast stretches of dr...

Q: If the natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 centimeter per year, but the rate of groundwater pum...

A: Given that natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 cm per year and rate of groundwater is 15 cm per...

Q: Briefly describe the seven dominant controls of weather and climate.

A: Weather and climate are important for understanding the importance of atmospheric phenomenon on eart...

Q: What are the three heat zones on the Earth? Explain any one of them with the help of a labelled Heat...

A: Introduction As we all know that the Earth is Geoid or in common spherical in shape. This results in...

Q: Is the noon Sun ever directly overhead in Madison, Wisconsin (43° N)? If not, on which day of the ye...

A: Wisconsin is one of the US state and Madison is the capital of this Wisconsin and the countyseat of ...

Q: Why are subtropical desert (BWh) climates generally hotter in summer than tropical humid (A) climate...

A: "Hot desert climates" (BWh) in the lower and middle latitudes, mostly from 20° to 33° north and sout...

Q: How do tectonic uplift and orbital variations combine to affect the long-term intensity of monsoons?...

A: The combined effects of external forces (orbital and solar parameters) and internal forces (boundary...

Q: Describe about the suction or pull attributed to quicksand.

A: Quicksand is indeed a colloid composed of small grains of sand, silt, clay and water. When the sand ...

Q: On which day of the year is Earth closest to the Sun (perihelion)? Farthest from the Sun (aphelion)?

A: The perihelion denotes the distant point in the planet that is closest to the orbit or the planetary...

Q: Describe and explain one example of biological weathering.

A: WEATHERING: The term "weathering" comes from the word 'weather'. Weathering means the disintegration...

Q: African and Arabian Plate boundary: a. continental- Continental convergent b. Oceanic- Oceanic conve...

A: Africa's modern tectonic history coincides with the collapse of Gondwana ~ 200 Mya. It was then that...

Q: Is ozone the most abundant gas in the stratospheric ozone layer? explain.

A: OZONE (STRATOSPHERE LAYER):  Yes, ozone is the most abundant gas in ozone layer or stratospheric lay...

Q: Briefly define the following terms: zone of aeration, zone of saturation, groundwater.

A: Aeration is the process by which the air is circulated, mixed, and dissolved in a liquid. It also re...