Which planets have red dust tornadoes

Answer:

B. jade

Explanation:

   The economic basis of the Maya was agriculture, mainly maize, practiced with the help of irrigation, using rudimentary and itinerant techniques, which contributed to the destruction of tropic forests in the regions where they lived, also developed cormecial activities whose merchant class enjoyed great privileges.

  As an exchange unit, they used cocoa seeds and copper bells, which they also used for ornamental work, alongside gold, silver, jade, seashells and colorful feathers.

Answer:

1- Option (C)

2- Option (D)

3- Option (A)

4- Option (E)

5- Option (B)

Explanation:

• Kepler's 1st law of motion-  According to the first law, all the planets that exist in our solar system revolve around the sun maintaining an elliptical path. These orbital paths are not circular in shape.

• According to the Ptolemaic system, the earth is considered to be fixed and is present at the center of the universe, and the Sun, planets, and other planets orbits around the earth. This orbital path is not circular-shaped. When observations were made from the steady earth, it is found to be producing an eccentric type of orbital path. It is because of the uneven motion that occurs due to the amalgamation of different types of circular motion.  

• The geocentric system is similar to the Ptolemaic system where the earth is at the center and other objects including the sun and other planets revolve around the earth.

• The Heliocentric system is similar to the Copernican system where the earth and other planets move around the sun at the center of the solar system.

• According to the Copernican system, the Sun was fixed and placed at or near the center of the Universe with respect to the earth and various other planets that orbit around it maintaining a circular path.

Answer:

How did the Edens Expressway affect the region, and how did the Northwest and East-West Tollways affect Oak Brook and Schaumburg?

The Edens Expressway affected the region by developing and high speed the settlement in Skokie Valley.

The northwest, as well as the east tollways, easied the access to different undeveloped areas like Oak Brook and Schaumburg.

Explanation:

The Edens Expressway is a driveway built-in 1933 in Chicago. It was built as part of the famous "Plan of Chicago" as an answer to the brand new need of urban communication by car in the earlies 1910s and 1920s. Allowing the communication of zones that weren't connected and their development. The East and West Tollways also allowed the urban access to areas like Oak Brook and Schaumburg which were undeveloped areas that thanks to the construction became developed and helped the zone achieve speed development and an increase in the quality of life of the inhabitants.