The three types of volcanic mountains include composite volcanoes, cinder cones and shield volcanoes.
When compared in terms of shape, composite volcanoes are mostly tall and symmetrically cone–shaped, cinder cones are short circular shaped cone while shield volcanoes are low with mild sloping sides.
When compared in terms of eruption, the eruption from composite volcanoes is a pyroclastic flow (a mixture of hot steam, ash, rock and dust) that occurs at very high speeds with temperatures of over 400°C, the eruption from cinder volcanoes is violently blown lava while the eruption from shield volcanoes is frequent gentle, thin, runny lava.
When compared in terms of material makeup, the materials that make up composite volcanoes are alternating layers of lava and ash, while the material that makes up both cinder volcanoes and shield volcanoes is lava.
Answer:
The Renaissance enabled the development of new technologies and intellectual curiosity.
Explanation:
As the interest in Science grew in the end of the Middle Ages and the development of tools and technologic goods increased in the end of the 14th century culminating in what we call the Renaissance a new intellectual atmosphere came along. The need to trade this new goods and the desire to explore new lands promoted the exploration of lands outside Europe. Of course, the overseas exploration was only possible with the development of naval technologies in countries like Spain, Italy and Portugal.
Answer:
The renaissance lead to advances in sea exploration as many voyages and discoveries were made by great explorers such as Vasco Da Gama
The Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is a country located in the Middle East, being the largest producer and exporter of oil in the world, highly influential in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
Oil is the basis of the Saudi economy, which is governed by an autocratic monarchy, that is, a religious state where the king rules respecting the precepts of the Koran.
Since the 15th. Century, the Ottoman Empire controlled nearly all the important trade routes in the old world. As it had a strong economy, it also had a strong army, wealth, technology, and production. But it came to an end in 1922.
The developments that contributed to the end of the Ottoman Empire were that the Ottoman Empire began to decline by European intervention in their area (the penetration of European merchant capital caused economic problems).
The outcome of Western Europe's modern economic system contributed to European military technology was another reason for the Ottoman decline.
Besides, the Ottoman Empire had internal problems like rebellions (many Young Turks wanted to reform their country to become a modern nation-state). These problems influenced its power as a great empire in the world.
Other development that influenced the Ottoman Empire decline was the naval defeated at Lepanto in 1571 and the failure of the second siege of Vienna in 1683.