In geography, "scale" refers to

A. the depth of inquiry or the amount of details

B. an instrument used to weigh things

C. how someone perceives or understands something

D. the way that someone looks at something

Geographic boundaries that prevent outside influences on a society often lead to A. language divergence among the population closest to the borders B. that culture developing in isolation C. globalization of that culture D.

This natural disaster, which can happen due to volcanic or earthquake activity, has caused more deaths than lava flows. tsunami landslides or mudslides liquefaction fires

Measure of absolute time

The basis of the U. S. economy has changed from 1) agriculture to manufacturing to service industries 2) agriculture to transportation to communication 3) agriculture to industry to communication 4) agriculture to industry back to agriculture

How do impact craters reveal a surface's geological age?

How does the height of a cloud influence the probability of precipitation?

Growing sugar beets for sugar, as an alternative to importing sugar made from sugar cane, is an example of A) import substitution. B) a quaternary sector activity. C) flexible production. D) vertical disintegration. E) deindustrialization.

Which strategy can scientists use to learn about Earth's deepest layers?

Select all the following that are solutions to environmental problems in the region. coordination of environmental efforts between sectors enforcement of environmental regulations increasing deforestation increasing soil compaction sustainable land

Rural to urban migration is happening on a massive scale due to population pressure. a) True b) False