Mr. Biggins believes that the universe has been and always will look and be structured the same throughout all time. He supports the ____ principle.

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Perfect Cosmological.

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Why is the amazon rain forest so hot next to the equator?

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Because you mentioned the equator, that's part of the answer. The amazon is hot because it is by the equator. The equator is one of the hottest places on the earth because the sun's rays are very close to it or on it. That's why it's hot

it is so rainy because it gets more sunlight than other countrys closer to the equator believe it or not the amazon was a dessert a thousand years ago while the sahara was a rainforest but due to the earths change in rotation this reversed and so the amazon had more sunlight and so more rainforest sprang up.

The sum total of the beliefs and behavior that a group of people share can be called an

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ethnic beliefs. i hope this helps .

What was one reason for the decline of both the han dynasty and the western roman empire?

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The Han fell during the what is known as the Three Kingdoms period. The 3 kingdoms period is characterized best as a fractious empire ruled by local warlords and little central oversight. You might remember that the years of decline had many divisions of the empire such as Diocletian with his invention of having 2 Caesars and 2 Augusti known as the Tetrarchy. The fall of the Han and the fall of the Roman empire can each be characterized as being preceded by a time of division. One of the most important books in all of Chinese literature is entitled Romance of the Three Kingdoms and it begins with the phrase: "The Empire, long divided, must unite: long united, must divide." So like the Han Empire, the Roman Empire can be characterized by periods of division and reunification over several hundred years before its ultimate demise.

The big difference between the Han and the Romans is that the Hans fell from within, they were nor conquered by an outside force as was the case with the Romans. This can be contrasted with the Yuan dynasty of China which WAS an outside "barbarian" force (the mongols). Furthermore, the culture of the Han did not fundamentally change with its fall with one exception, the introduction of Buddhism. Like the introduction of Christianity in Rome, the Chinese saw the introduction of a major religion that would endure to this day. You should note that China did not have a unified religion but a unified culture whereas Rome demanded a unified, state religion. China tolerated differing philosophies such as Taoism Buddhism and Confucianism, whereas pagans and Christians (later Orthodox and Arians) had significant struggles. The pagans blamed the Christians for the sack of Rome in the 5th century which led to St. Augustine to publish his work City of God. Barbarian kings such as Odoacer and Theodoric brought Arian Christians into Orthodox Italy. The Roman capital of Ravenna has both Arian and Orthodox churches and baptisteries which were constructed during this period. The cultural diversity during this period is significant compared to China during the fall of the Han and the rise of the Jin.

The "riot" you are looking for during the Han dynasty is the "Yellow Turban Rebellion" which set off a series of dramatic results that ultimately destroyed the empire. The book Romance of the Three Kingdoms begins with the Yellow Turban Rebellion. This revolt provided an opportunity for many young statesmen in their 20s and 30s to gain valuable leadership and military experience. When the Han fractured, these warlords began fighting for domination with three rulers emerging victorious: Cao ruler of Wei, Liu ruler of Shu, and Sun ruler of Wu. Each participated in quelling the rebellion to restore the Han in their early years but later attempted to assume power themselves. The ultimate victor was a sub general of Wei known as Sima Yi who staged a coup from the Cao family and unified all of China. The ultimate victor over Rome were the Germans.

How did governments and international organizations cut down on the number of opium farms? Governments raided opium farms and arrested farmers
Governments sprayed opium farms from the sky, killing the plants
Governments helped farmers start replacement crops
Governments did not get involved – and allowed farmers to grow whatever they pleased

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The Government and international organizations manage cut down the number of opium farms because : the Governments helped farmers start replacement crops.

So basically they eliminate the opium Farm and replace it with a another type of crops that is more sustainable, bring more benefit and do not bring harmful effect to the society, such as corn or Potatoes

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "Governments did not get involved – and allowed farmers to grow whatever they pleased." Governments and international organizations cut down on the number of opium farms is that governments did not get involved – and allowed farmers to grow whatever they pleased

Which types of regions do humans avoid? (4 regions)

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Answer:

Cold Lands

Wet Lands

Dry Lands

High Lands

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An earthquake were to occur at Binghamton,ny which location would experience seismic waves first?

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It would be Brooklyn.

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