describe the causes and effects of pollution on the Yangtze and Ganges Rivers.
describe the causes and effects of air pollution and flooding in India and China

Answer:

The untreated sewage dumped into the river, industrial waste, agricultural runoff, remnants of partially burned or unburned bodies from funeral pyres, and animal carcasses all contribute to polluting the Ganges. High levels of disease-causing bacteria and toxic substances have also been found in the Ganges.

Industrial wastewater discharge, agricultural chemical fertilizer, sediment accumulation, ship garbage and acid rain were the main Yangtze River pollution causes. Only in 2016, there were 35.32 billion ton waste water flowed into the Yangtze River. Fortunately, Yangtze River water pollution has drawn attention of central government and many measures and regulations have been launched to control and improve the situation. With efforts nationwide, the water quality has been improved. Even so, the tough fight against pollution is still ongoing.

PLEASE HELP I WILL GIVE BRAINLEST IF YOU ARE CORRECT! Humpback Whales were saved from extinction due to bands on whaling.
True
False

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1a. In 2 to 3 sentences summarize the story of the article
1b. Which amendments is involved in this story?
1c. How was this amendment involved?

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Read the following quotation from the Federalist Papers. "You must first enable the government to control the government; and in the next place, oblige it to control itself." Which argument preventing the ratification of the Constitution does the author discredit? (3 points)

a
The Constitution would not protect the rights of individuals.

b
The Constitution would grant the national government too much power.

c
The Constitution would allow too many people to influence the president.

d
The Constitution would not be strong enough to effectively govern the nation.

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What did Sparta's punishment of placing an oligarchy in control of Athens, upset the Athenians?


A
The Athenians were proud of their Democratic government

B
The Athenians were proud of their Monarchy

C
The Athenians believed that Aristocrats should rule the city

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The number of young drivers involved in motor vehicle crashes each year has declined substantially in recent years, for teenage drivers of all ages and in crashes of all severities. The number of people injured annually in crashes involving teen drivers declined by 51% between 1994 and 2013, and the number killed each year in teen driver crashes declined by 56%. Most of the decline in injuries and virtually the entire decline in fatalities occurred between 2004 and 2013. While the reasons for the declines are not entirely clear, numerous studies have shown that strong state GDL systems have contributed substantially to reductions in injury and fatal crashes of drivers aged 15–17. Research also suggests that economic factors including rising gas prices and the economic recession of 2008 resulted in substantial declines in teen driving and thus teen crashes as well.
–Teen Driver Crashes: 1994–2013,
AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
What kind of information does this source provide?
a description of a car crash with a teen driver
an opinion on the risk of accidents related to teen drivers
recent statistics on car accidents involving teenage drivers
an explanation of the reasons teen drivers crash cars

Read the excerpt from "The Charge of the Light Brigade."

Cannon to right of them,

Cannon to left of them,

Cannon behind them

Volley’d and thunder’d;

Storm’d at with shot and shell,

While horse and hero fell,

They that had fought so well

Came thro’ the jaws of Death,

Back from the mouth of Hell,

All that was left of them,

Left of six hundred.



Identify the pair of stressed syllables from the excerpt.

right, them
to, of
that, fought
back, mouth

What are three things the U.S gov. did to encourage the conversation of suppliers and materials to the war effort? (World War 1)

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Please help fill this out! PLEASE DONT USE ME FOR POINTS!!!!
1a. In 2 to 3 sentences summarize the story of the article
1b. Which amendments is involved in this story?
1c. How was this amendment involved?

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Background:Artifact:
This bronze statue shows a jockey riding a horse. Sports were popular in ancient Greece.
How does this artwork show Greek ideals about art?
It shows how the Greeks loved sports more than art.
It shows how the Greeks sculpted with many details.
It shows how the Greeks made more statues of men than women.
It shows how the Greeks worked with materials that did not last a long time.

summarize a paragraph of episode 2 of the Liberty Kids

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China’s river system is very similar to which other place? Please write the name of the Civilization.

The linking of different societies through globalization was most increased by
A. improvements in communications
B. the mechanization of factories
C. advances in farming technologies
D. the outsourcing of skilled jons

Match the following terms with the correct definition.

Question 3 options:

Capitalism


Communism


Democracy


Totalitarian


Arms race

1.
An economy where the government controls all business and owns all the land. Jobs are shared equally and everyone has the same.

2.
An economy where people own their own businesses and can work for themselves. There is a wide gap between the rich and the poor.

3.
A government that puts the power into the hands of the people.

4.
A government where leaders have complete control.

5.
The competition to create the most nuclear weapons.

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Do you think the increasing divide between North and South led to the Nat Turner rebellion? Why? Why not?

BRAINLIEST IF CORRECT!! How did northern Africa´s location affect the development of its civilizations?

What happened to members of some families who held differing views on independence?
A. They learned to compromise.
B. They were put on trial.
C. They did not speak to one another.
D. They moved back to England.

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(HELP 10 points PLUS BRAINLIEST) Explain at least one idea or message that Lincoln discussed he famous Gettysburg Address. (Your answer should be 2-3 sentences and identify the idea/message and how it impacted the nation's ability to re-unite)

I reach for the sky, but clutch to the ground; sometimes I leave, but I am always around. What am I?

How did Britain's treatment of American colonists before the War of Independence affect the Constitution? (3 points)

a
Concerns over individual rights led to the addition of the Bill of Rights.

b
Concerns about the changing government structure led the Framers to include many of the same policies practiced by the British government.

c
The Framers of the Constitution decided to include many of the same laws they had under British rule because they worked well.

d
The Framers of the Constitution wanted to model their central government after the strong British monarchy.

In the early spring of 1940, the US military faced a seemingly insurmountable task. With Poland overrun by German armored columns now poised to strike at France, and China under assault by Japan, America’s commanders had to prepare the US military for war. The problem was not a dearth of troops—after Adolf Hitler’s blitzkrieg rolled through Poland in September 1939, Congress had mobilized the National Guard and Reserve and approved an increase in the size of the Army. It was that the existing troops were poorly trained or not trained at all.

No one was more acutely aware of this than Army Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall. A student of history, Marshall was certain American boys were as courageous as any German or Japanese soldier, but they lacked sufficient training and combat experience—and time was short. Marshall concluded that what America’s burgeoning ranks needed was a complex training exercise, an exacting test in an environment that would closely approximate the realities of the battlefield.

—“Louisiana Maneuvers” by Mark Perry

What was General Marshall’s biggest concern about the US Army in 1940?

There were not enough soldiers enlisted in the military.
Most soldiers had received little preparation on how to fight a war.
There was no land available to complete combat training exercises.
American troops were already struggling in the fight against Germany.

In 1918, women in Texas gained the right to __________________. a. vote in primary elections b. vote in all elections c. own property d. run for public office

Which state has the most electors? Which state has the fewest?

What were Thomas Jefferson’s contributions to the government?

He started the Secret Service to protect the President.
He cut taxes and balanced the budget.
He added several amendments to the Constitution.
He created new government agencies.

Which of the following statements about languages in sub-Saharan Africa is true?

A.
Most countries have only one official language.
B.
Many countries include at least one European language among their official languages.
C.
Most countries have one common language spoken by almost all of their people.
D.
Most languages spoken in the region are Khoisan, or “click” languages.