1. where do glaciers come from

A. Only at the poles

B. Only in high mountains

C. only in oceans

D. In areas where more snow falls than melts

2. material deposited directly by a glacier is called ...

A. a kettle

B. rock flour

C. till

D. stratified drift

Which of the following statements is true about social movements? O They tend to develop primarily in societies that accept traditional beliefs and practices.

Which action can be taken by the United States Supreme Court to illustrate the concept that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land?

Does New Zealand have six states and two territories

The 3 types of discrimination are? A. interpersonal, systemic, & organizational B. situational, operational, & existential C. personal, legal,& institutional D. none above

In the united states, the one-drop rule lumped together anyone with any amount of "black blood" into one category, setting up an essentially binary racial system of black and white with little thought for other minorities, such as asians or native

What is the author's main purpose in describing some citizens as robots? to grab the attention of citizens who like science fiction characters to compare what robots can do to what humans can do to show that to be a good citizen, you should not

How did the change in European life around 1000 affect the economy of Europe

Why do people support parliamentary systems?

Migrant workers who fill employment needs in their host country often send remittances to their home countries. T or F

Which feature of government does Montesquieu argue for in his book De l'Esprit des Lois (Spirit of Laws) ?