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1.what 3 types of land are best suited for agriculture
a. tundra, alluvial plains, and lowlands
b. swamplands, alluvial plains, and uplands
c. swamplands, forests, and steppes
d. alluvial plains,prairies,and uplands
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2.e nino affects the andean region by
a. causing torrential rains
b. decreasing the temperure
c.causing the seasonal rains to come at the wrong time
d. causing drought
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3.chares darwin supported the theory that agriculture developed as a result of
a.abundance
b.accident
c.evolution
d.population growth
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4.wall paintings from etruscan tombs depict asociety that was seemingly
a.simple and didn't depict the human form
b.sexually open
c.segregated with respect to gender
d.astere and sexually repressed
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5.which of the following is true regaurding early agricultural societies?
a. diseases became less of a problem
b.the diet became more varied
c.the food became more reliable
d.social and economic exploitation increased
pleze, pleze help me out- its important thet i get these in less than 30 miniutes-so please help me!
I'll be glad to HELP you. Post YOUR answers, and I'll check them for you.
umm... 3.charles darwin supported evolution,2.el nina is torrental rains, 1.d?,4.a?, and 5. of course is probably d. because the more the social network got started the economic sales probably shot way up?
1. is definatly c. right?
Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these questions! Let's break them down one by one and find the answers together.
1. What 3 types of land are best suited for agriculture?
To determine the answer, we need to consider which types of land would be most beneficial for growing crops. Let's examine each option:
a. Tundra, alluvial plains, and lowlands: Tundra is typically too cold for agriculture, and lowlands may have issues with flooding. Alluvial plains, however, are fertile and well-suited for agriculture. So, this option may not be the best choice.
b. Swamplands, alluvial plains, and uplands: Swamplands are generally not suitable for agriculture due to poor soil conditions. Alluvial plains, as mentioned earlier, are fertile and well-suited for farming. Uplands, on the other hand, may have rocky or hilly terrain that can be challenging for agriculture. So, this option might not be the correct answer either.
c. Swamplands, forests, and steppes: Swamplands are not ideal for agriculture due to poor soil conditions. Forests are primarily filled with trees, making it difficult to cultivate crops. Steppes, however, are large, flat grasslands that can be good for agriculture. Thus, this option is unlikely the correct answer.
d. Alluvial plains, prairies, and uplands: Alluvial plains are fertile and well-suited for agriculture, while prairies are vast grasslands that can also support farming. Uplands may have challenges, as mentioned before. So, this option seems to be the most plausible answer.
Therefore, the correct answer is d. Alluvial plains, prairies, and uplands.
2. How does El Nino affect the Andean region?
To find the answer, we need to consider the impacts of El Nino on the Andean region. Let's evaluate the options:
a. Causing torrential rains: This could be a possible effect, as El Nino is known to bring excessive rainfall to some regions. Let's keep this option for now.
b. Decreasing the temperature: El Nino is usually associated with warmer ocean temperatures, which can lead to higher temperatures in nearby regions, including the Andean region. So, this option may not be accurate.
c. Causing the seasonal rains to come at the wrong time: El Nino can disrupt normal weather patterns, causing irregular rainfall. Therefore, this option could be accurate.
d. Causing drought: Typically, El Nino does not cause drought; it is more commonly associated with increased rainfall. Therefore, this option is unlikely.
Based on the evaluation, option c. causing the seasonal rains to come at the wrong time, seems to be the most likely answer.
Moving on to the next question.