How can we develop a safe enviornment around us?

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Texas was an independent nation for 9 years, from 1836 to 1845

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Tidal range

- is the vertical distance through which the tide rises and falls, the difference in water height between low tide and high tide, or, quite simply, the “size” of tide.

- is not constant but changes depending on the locations of the Moon and Sun.

- is the height difference between high tide and low tide.

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1- Brahmin

2- Vaishya

3- Sundra

4- Untouchables

Explanation:

1- Brahmins are members of the highest caste of Hindu society.  They adhere to occupations and professions that were provided for by their varna. For many centuries scribes, clerks, clergy, scholars, teachers and officials came out of their midst. As early as the first half of the 20th century, in some areas, Brahmins occupied up to 75% of all more or less important government posts.  They make up about 2-5% of the population of India.

2- Vaishya are the representatives of the third most important varna of the ancient Indian society, consisting of farmers, merchants, shopkeepers and money-lenders.

The traditional occupation of Vaishyas is trade and banking, they tend to stay away from physical labor, but sometimes they are involved in managing the farms of landowners and village entrepreneurs without directly participating in the cultivation of land.

3- Sundra is, according to the Hindu caste system, the lowest of the four classes of Indian social order practiced since ancient times.

Unlike the higher classes, shudras are traditionally excluded from important parts of religious life and do not have the right to undergo the rite that initiates the study of the sacred scriptures. Even today, the majority of sundras are body workers.

4- The Untouchables is the common name for a number of castes that occupy the lowest place in the caste hierarchy of India. The untouchables make up 16-17% of the population of India (more than 200 million people). Similar communities are found in the rest of South Asia, in Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, and are part of the global Indian diaspora.

The correct answer is - nonrenewable.

Even though lots of countries are making big efforts in reducing the usage of nonrenewable resources, mainly because of the harm they cause to our health and they damage the environment, still it is always the economic factor that doesn't allow that they are totally kicked out of usage. These resources are still cheaper than the renewable and inexhaustible resources, and a lot of investments and technological advance is needed so that these resources are able to outcompete the nonrenewable ones.

Answer:

Exhaustible and non renewable resources.

Explanation:

• As the earth which was once full of resources is now falling behind in terms of resources as the carrying capacity of the planet is decreasing and the resources that once use to meet the needs of the population are now in-adequate to meet even the daily requirements of man and all this is due to his overexploitation of resource base of the earth and unlimited and untamed destruction of the planet

• Thus after the turn of the 20th-century people started releasing the need to protect and conserve the planet from the global threat of warming

The statement that weathering occurs as a result of direct contact with the atmosphere is true. Weathering is a process by which rocks are broken down by direct contact with the atmosphere which is caused by exposure to heat, ice, and elements in the atmosphere. Two type of weathering are: Physical and Chemical weathering.Physical weathering occurs when rocks, soil, or minerals are broken down through mechanical means.Chemical weathering occurs when rocks, soil, or minerals are broken down through reactions with chemicals that are in the air or are biologically introduced.

This statement is true