3.

A (n)

is a break in Earth's lithosphere where one block

of rock moves toward, away from, or past another block.

In the carbon cycle, how is carbon removed from the atmosphere?

Why is the uk among the world's most developed countries?

Besides lava setting fire to combustible materials, what other natural hazards can occur from a volcanic eruption? earthquakes lightning storms landslide and mudslides flooding

How did the physical of the united states contribute to its economic growth?

Which is true about scientific models? A they never change B they must be true for at least 10 years C they will be modified with new new observations and data D hey are generally the work of one scientist

What is the population of Texas

In "Rider in the City," what type of character is Margie? A static character because she changes B dynamic character because she changes C static character because she stays the same D dynamic character because she stays the same

The principle of uniformitarianism states that geologic processes that happened in the past cannot predict or explain why current geologic processes happen. True False

Dams are often built to generate power. One negative impact of damming a river is reduced flow downstream water storage to battle a drought increased recreation opportunities flood control

What three cities form the global centers of economic activity?