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Why is the sky blue?

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Answer 1
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due \: to \: the \: lower \: wavelength \: in \: blue.

In order to say that why the sky is blue? Then, this is your answer.

Sunlight is made up of all the colours namely (VIBGYOR) and forms a white light as you studied it in your classes. The colour which having a shorter wavelength would be emitted to the sky.

Blue having a shorter wavelength. So, the sky appears blue.

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Tenochtitlan covered the area of what is now _____.Veracruz
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Tenochtitilan was the capital of the Aztec Empire, and the settlers built the modern city on the ground of this ancient capital. The settlers  were the Spanish and the modern capital is Mexico City - this is the correct answer.

The modern city is also place to some ancient Aztec buildings such as Templo Mayor

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a major objective of the south pacific forum founded in 1971 was? stopping the french nuclear testing or expanding the copra trade or reconciling diverse cultural heritages or identifying and resolving human rights an concerns in the region

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Can someone help please !Search results for : The lines of latitude _____A. Never touch
B. are parallel to the equator and to each other
C. Look like the letter "H"
D. Both "A" and "B" are correct

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Lines of latitude are all parallel to the equator and to each other. 
Just like parallel lines on a flat surface, no two of them ever touch. 
So 'A' and 'B' are correct.

The field of study that creates maps and charts of Earth's surface landforms and physical features is called

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Fields of study are often called with names of Latin and Greek origin and this is also the case here!

The latin for "map" is "carta" and writing is "graph..." and together they form "cartography" - which is the correct answer.

A person who is making maps is called a cartographer. 

Which of the following statements best explains why a city on the windward side of a mountain gets more precipitation than one on the leeward side of the mountain ?A.Cool, dry air descends and looses its moisture
B. Cool, dry air rises and looses its moisture
C.Warm, moist air rises and looses its moisture
D.Warm, moist air descends and looses its moisture

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C. Warm, moist air rises and loses its moisture.

Why are so many people in somalia dependent on foreign aid?

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Reasons
1) the lack of an effective central government means there is nowhere for the somali people to turn for aid
2) the country dry climate makes it nearly impossible to grow enough food to feed all of the somali people
3) constant clan warfare deprive the somali people of the goods and services they need to acquire the basic necessities for life

Answer:all of the above

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