What physical features have acted as barriers to settlement in the US and Canada?

Describe a couple of appropriate examples of slang or words that separate your community from others. Did you create these words yourselves, or did you take these words from other languages and communities?

How big is alaska compared to the continental united states?

How do planets move in the night sky relative to constellations?

A large volume of air that has nearly the same temperature and humidity at different locations at the same altitude is called

Cracks or fractures in rocks at Earth's surface that have little displacement are called a. faults b. shears c. joints

It is generally considered that dinosaurs live in warm climates, yet fossil remains are found in antarctica. how can this be explained?

Loss of part of the earth's cryosphere will exert a positive radiative forcing effect on climate change because

13. A questionnaire about movie preferences asks if you would rather watch a boring documentary or an exciting action movie?

Which of the following is a slavic language

Prior to European Contact - As native populations migrated and settled across North America overtime, they developed distinct and increasingly complex societies by adapting to and transforming their diverse environments.