PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY!! An archaeologist has discovered a past civilization. She finds the remains of a bonfire, including some unused logs. Will she be able to find out when this past civilization lived in history?

A. Maybe; if she found some materials at the site that did not include carbon, she could use radiocarbon dating.

B. No; she will not be able to find out when the civilization lived because you can’t use dating methods on logs.

C. Maybe; if she could extract carbon from the logs, she could use relative dating to find when the civilization lived.

D. Yes; she can use radiocarbon dating on the logs because the wood came from a once living tree.

Canada is a multicultural country with a rich history and diverse population.

As a result, there are numerous cultural centers throughout the country that celebrate and showcase various cultures and traditions. These centers serve as community hubs, offering educational programs, cultural events, and opportunities for socialization.

One of the most famous cultural centers in Canada is the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec. It showcases the history of Canada's First Peoples and has a collection of over 4 million objects. Another popular center is the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, which features exhibits on natural history, world cultures, and art.

Other notable cultural centers include the Chinese Cultural Centre in Vancouver, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village in Alberta, and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.

Hence the correct options are following

1. Chicago

2. Quebec

3. Latin America

4. Rio Grande River (Not too sure)

5. False

6. Richmond, Virginia

7. Peru and the Incans

8. Llanos

9. Catholic

10. Unfortified

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Answer: man activities such as agriculture, transport, energy production or urban development exert pressures on the water environment. When addressing pressures at the basin-wide scale, it has to be considered that cumulative effects may occur. Effects can occur both downstream pollutant  of a particular pressure. Addressing these issues effectively requires a basin-wide perspective and cooperation between countries.

Organic pollution refers to emissions of non-toxic organic substances that can be biologically decomposed by bacteria to a high extent. The key emitters of organic pollution are point sources like untreated or not sufficiently treated municipal wastewater from households, industries and major agricultural farms. The primary impact of organic pollution on the aquatic environment is dissolved oxygen depletion due to biochemical decomposition of organic matter. In the most severe cases this can lead to anaerobic conditions, to which only some specific organism can accommodate. The pollution with organic substances can therefore cause changes in the natural composition of the aquatic flora and fauna. It can also be associated with health hazards due to possible microbiological contamination of waters.

Nutrient pollution is caused by releases of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) into the aquatic environment. Nutrient emissions can originate from both point and diffuse sources. Point sources of nutrient pollution are similar to those of the organic pollution. Diffuse pathways such as overland flow, urban runoff, soil erosion, tile drainage flow and groundwater flow can remarkably contribute to the emissions into surface waters transporting nutrients from agriculture, urban areas, atmosphere and even from naturally covered areas. Impacts on water status caused by nutrient pollution can be recognized through substantial changes in water ecosystems. In case of nutrient enrichment, water bodies can turn to eutrophic state where the growth of algae and/or macrophytes is substantially accelerated. Eutrophication severely impairs water quality and ecosystem functioning (e.g. oxygen depletion, toxicity, overpopulation of species) and might limit or even hinder human water uses as well (e.g. recreation, fisheries, drinking water supply).

Hazardous substances pollution involves contamination with priority substances and other specific pollutants with toxic effects on aquatic organisms and humans. Hazardous substances can be emitted from both point and diffuse sources. The most important sources of hazardous substances pollution are industrial facilities, agriculture (pesticide and contaminated sludge application), contaminated and mining sites, households and public buildings via municipal wastewater and urban run-off (deposited air pollutants, litter, combined sewer overflows). Moreover, significant volumes of deadly toxins can be unexpectedly flushed directly into watercourses by occasional industrial accidents or floods. Hazardous substances can pose serious threat to the aquatic environment. Depending on their concentration and the actual environmental conditions, they can cause acute (immediate) or chronic (latent) toxicity. Some of the hazardous substances are persistent, slowly degradable and can accumulate in the ecosystem.

Surface waters suffer significantly from hydromorphological alterations. Interruptions to river and habitat continuity, disconnection of adjacent wetland/floodplains, hydrological alterations and future infrastructure can hugely impact  water status and therefore will need to be addressed in future.

It is assumed that the effects of the floods that impacted the countries in the Danube River Basin in recent years were worsened due to deforestation, the destruction of natural floodplains and climate change. Preserving the natural habitats of the many species living in the basin is a constant struggle. The habitats of pelicans in the Danube Delta and sturgeon species are particularly under threat.

Major problems affecting aquatic ecosystems in the Danube River Basin

Excessive nutrient loads (particularly nitrogen and phosphorous)

High amounts of organic substances originating from untreated or poorly treated wastewater

Changes in river flow patterns (hydromorphological alterations) and its effect on sediment transportation

Contamination with hazardous substances (including heavy metals and organic micropollutants)

Accidental pollution from industrial and mining facilities

Degradation and loss of wetlands

Human pressures and impacts are investigated and addressed in the frame of the Danube River Basin Management Plan (according to the WFD).

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Free trade leads to specialization, where a country only produces goods that they are efficient at, i.e., in which they have a lower opportunity cost. Specialization leads to higher levels of output.

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A. post-processing edits

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The first one

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The sun is in the middle and all the other planets orbit the sun

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What's the output of a system modeled by the function ƒ(x) = x5 – x4 + 9 at x = 2?

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Dr. Khan works for the marketing department of a company that manufactures mechanical toy dogs. Dr. Khan has been asked to assess the effectiveness of a new advertising campaign that is designed to be most persuasive to people with a certain personality profile. She brought four groups of participants to the lab to watch the video advertisements and to measure the likelihood that they would purchase the toy, both before and after watching the ad. The results of Dr. Khan’s study are presented below.

Part A

Explain how each of the following concepts applies to Dr. Khan’s research.

Survey

Dependent variable

Big Five theory of personality

Part B

Explain the limitations of Dr. Khan’s study based on the research method used.

Explain what Dr. Khan’s research hypothesis most likely was.

Part C

Use the graph to answer the following questions.

How did the trait of agreeableness affect how people responded to the new ad campaign?

How did the trait of conscientiousness affect how people responded to the new ad campaign?

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Explanation:

The first question is option 3 and the second is option 2 and 3

Answer:

There is generally four main operations in a mine that contribute to this load: drilling, blasting, loading and hauling. Waste rock is hauled to a waste dump. Waste dumps can be piled at the surface of the active pit, or in previously mined pits.

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mummification

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Typically, these services are administered by governments and paid for collectively through taxation.

Examples of public goods include law enforcement, national defense, and the rule of law. 

Answer: ASA or B)

Explanation: The two triangles share a line with 2 congruent angles on either side.

C- an international treaty

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Overall, for SA to maintain and improve food security in a sustainable way, science and technology should be central to planning and ensuring there is sustainable innovation in farming. This can be through hydroponics, conservation agriculture, biological farming, and safer use and disposal of agrochemicals.

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The physical features that isolate China from the rest of the world are the Gobi dessert in the north, and the Himalayan mountain range in the southwest.

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Answer: 3

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The Cocos Plate is located at the following approximate latitude and longitude is 10°N and 100°W. Thus, option (3) is correct.

What is latitude?

Latitude is a term used to describe how long a line is measured from north to south. As a circle of measurement with 180 degrees of inclination, the lines are parallel to one another. An imaginary ring connecting all places that share a parallel is known as a circle of latitude.

The phrase "Cocos Plate" refers to an oceanic tectonic plate located in the Pacific Ocean and along the west coast of Central America. The name was intended to refer to the Cocos Islands. The Cocos Plate latitude and longitude are 10°N and 100°W, respectively. It had been 23 million years.

As a result, the Cocos Plate is located at the following approximate latitude and longitude is 10°N and 100°W. Therefore, option (3) is correct.

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O que acontece quando uma área é irrigada em excesso ?

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La sur-irrigation peut provoquer un drainage profond de la montée des nappes phréatiques qui peut conduire à des problèmes de salinité d'irrigation nécessitant un contrôle de l'eau par une certaine forme de drainage des terres souterraines. Cependant, si le le sol est sous irrigué, il donne un mauvais contrôle de la salinité du sol, ce qui entraîne une augmentation de la salinité du sol avec une accumulation conséquente de sels toxiques à la surface du sol dans les zones à évaporation élevée. Cela nécessite soit une lixiviation pour éliminer ces sels et une méthode de drainage pour évacuer les sels. L'irrigation avec de l'eau saline ou riche en sodium peut endommager la structure du sol en raison de la formation d'alcaline.

Answer:

e

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Answer: The last 100 years have seen a rapid increase in population due to medical advances and a massive increase in agricultural productivity.

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I belive floods, looking at ur option the closest one is that

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A) uplift and erosion, followed by subsidence and deposition

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Responding to the environment

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I say this is the answer because ran and they responded to the environment by, sweating and wanting to drink water.

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Responding to the environment

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Japan is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, and has 186 volcanoes, of which about sixty are active.

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I think much of Japan is long, narrow valleys between tree-covered low mountains, (either natural or reforested), with strips of agriculture and human habitation along the valley edges. Japan is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, and has 186 volcanoes, of which about sixty are active.

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D.

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The Great Lakes and Mississippi River were and are important routes of trade and transportation in the Midwest.

When the Industrial Revolution hit America, the Great Lakes and Mississippi River both played important roles in industry, trade, and transportation. Each of the Great Lakes provided some sort of benefit during the Industrial Revolution, such as the mining production and sources of raw materials from Lake Superior, trade with indigenous people from Lake Michigan, timber logging from Huron, and heavy industrialization from Erie (Burnell, 2018, pg. 3).

The Mississippi River also had a tremendous impact. Not only did it provide the means of bulk transport from the Great Lakes to the 10 states it reached, but it also benefitted the industries along it as well.

Today, the Mississippi River is still a transportation source, but it also is being used for green hydroelectric power.

And, to quickly cap off the answer to this question, the Midwest was never a hub for business and finance, it was always an industrial hub.

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Answer:

earthquake

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cuz i see no flood or mud to call it landslide, nor tsunami or flood. if u look the ground is dry. but im not sure. sorry

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It is an earthquake that caused the destruction

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35 independent countries

it helped bring over different culturally and different type of spice such as pepper, ginger ,nutmeg it was developed by indians and arab merchants. by the suez canal opening it adapted to steam bouts and new communication device...

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