Death rates are very high during the preindustrial stage of demographic transitions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A)does not vary in width within a given metamorphic formation B)is always nonfoliated rock C)is composed of non-metamorphosed rock D)makes up a single metamorphic zone E)is where rock types change
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A. Science is tentative. B. Science relies on empirical observations. C. Science is limited by technology. D. All of the choices are correct. E. None of the choices are correct.
Where would you find the tropical wet all year climates in this region?
A. Along the northern border of the region, including Mali and Sudan. B. In the countries along the Equator, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, and Rwanda. C. In the country of South Africa. D. Along the eastern coastline from Mozambique to Somalia.
Which of the following best exemplifies land use intensification?
A) Buying an acre of prairie near your suburban home, tilling the land, and planting a large vegetable garden B) Tilling up an acre of your lawn and planting a large vegetable garden C) Cutting down an acre of forest on your property, tilling the land, and planting a large vegetable garden D) Clearing an acre of tropical rain forest to create pastureland for your cattle and oxen Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. When tropical storm Jeanne hit Haiti and the Dominican Republic in September 2004, over 20 inches of rainfall occurred in 24 hours–more than a third of the rain that typically falls during an entire year. Forestry practices in these two tropical countries have been quite different. While the Dominican Republic's forests remain largely intact, most of Haiti's forests had been removed by 1990 as the rapidly growing population became increasingly dependent on subsistence farming in mountainous regions of the island. Tropical storm Jeanne created a national disaster for Haiti with over 3000 lives lost, but the Dominican Republic experienced very short-lived effects and only 18 deaths.