29. In Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Iran are currently fighting a
a Sharia War
b. Gulf War
c. Proxy War
d. Resource Conflict

I would Say They Are Fighting a proxy war

Explanation:

Iran has allegedly supported houthi rebels in Yemen. Saudi Arabia does not support and they have proactively showed support for the government of Yemen

How many satellites does the earth have ？

Which photo shows evidence of an area of rock that has been stretched by movements of earth’s crust?

Looking at the blank Europe map, which would have the warmest temperatures year round?

a
Scandinavia
b
Greece
c
Iceland
d
United Kingdom

Describe the mode of formation of metamorphic rocks​

2. Two cultures coming together is known as:
a. Cultural Diffusion
b. Cultural Transformation
c. Cultural Divergence
d. Cultural Convergence

how might the number in this document worry or encourage leaders of these coutries

I will give you brainliest if you vould please predict this for me, no links bc i will report.

Part B The Dead Sea supplies water to the communities around it. As a result, water levels of the Dead Sea have decreased by about 1.2 meters per year for the last several decades. Given that the Dead Sea has a high concentration of salt and decreasing water levels, predict what you might see along the banks of the Dead Sea.​

which place is closest to the equator?​

PLS HELP Which famous lake can be found in Oregon? Crater Lake Lake Titicaca The Great Salt Lake Lake Erie

define the term urban sparwl​

PROJECT: EVALUATE IT!
In your study of geography, you've learned that a number of relationships exist between people's activities and geography. People adapt to their environment in a number of ways. You yourself probably adapt like this every day without even thinking about it.

For example:
When it's cold outside, you wear warmer clothes.
If it's raining, you carry an umbrella.
If you live near a mountain, you might hike or ski when you have free time.
If you live near bodies of water, you may enjoy fishing or sailing from time to time.
People interact with their environment in other ways. Sometimes people change the physical geography of an area to better meet their needs. You probably see evidence of this on a daily basis.

For example: When you go someplace, how do you get there? If you're like most people, you can walk along the road or sidewalk. Perhaps you travel by car, bus, or bicycle. Well, the roads and sidewalks you use were not always there! People built them to make traveling easier, pouring concrete over the land and cutting down trees to make room for roads and sidewalks.
With technological advances, people's ability to alter their physical environment has drastically increased. Some of the changes people make have tremendous benefits. However, as with many changes, there are sometimes negative consequences for both people and/or the environment.

Egypt's Aswan Dam was such a change. It affected the people and the environment in a number of ways — both positive and negative. Large environmental projects such as the Aswan Dam must be carefully analyzed to determine if their benefits outweigh their costs, both in terms of the physical environment and the local populations. Although advanced technology has provided us with tools to modify our environment significantly, it's not always wise to do so.

Scientists and government officials may very well have used a comparison chart similar to the one below to determine if the benefits of the Aswan Dam outweighed its cost. In a comparison chart the benefits (pros) are listed on one side and the disadvantages (cons) are listed on the other. Using such a chart simplifies the comparison process and can help in the decision making process. This process is frequently called a "Cost-Benefit Analysis."

Aswan Dam Comparison Chart
Pros Cons
1 2
1 2
1 2
OBJECTIVES
Conduct a cost-benefit analysis of the Aswan Dam.
Evaluate the pros and cons of this geographic modification.
Materials needed:
phone or computer capable of accessing the internet
paper (optional)
writing materials (optional)
Directions
Use the internet or other sources to research the Aswan Dam.

Create a comparison chart to help you conduct a cost-benefit analysis. Using the chart, analyze the benefits and the costs associated with its construction both for people and the environment. List at least three pros and three cons in the essay box below.
Then, choose a position based on your research, either supporting or opposing the construction of the dam. Write a brief essay using your research findings to support your position.

This scene at the Grand Canyon has two erosional surfaces along either side of the very top set of rock layers. These erosion surfaces are marked with blue lines in the photograph below. Which geologic law indicates that these rock layers used to be wider across (from left to right), and are now narrower due to erosion

Which of the following best describes the process of hydration?

A. Water breaks existing bonds among elements in the minerals that make up a rock
B. Water bonds with elements in the minerals that make up a rock, forming new substances
C. Water moving through soil carries away important nutrients
D. Water transports weathered sediment from one place and deposits it in another

Which bird lay eggs only once in life?​

6. Today, this continent is bordered by the
Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Pacific
Ocean on the west.

7. ZS is congruent to ZU. If ZS is 5x – 11 degrees and 2U is 4x + 9 degrees, find the value
of x.
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a body has mass 5 kg what does it mean​

Some scholars believe that this language does not come from a greater language family as most others do.

Japanese
Chinese
Dravidian
Malay

1. You are groundechr your parents are away for the evening. Friends drop by and want you to join them for a
hamburger. You know that it will be at least 2 hours before your parents come home. In sharing the dilemma
with your friends, they remind you that the punishment given by your parents was not fair. What choice do you
make? Why?

Motorcyclin’ Manco is arguing with his mom about buying a \$30$30dollar sign, 30 light for his motorcycle. His mom wants him to be safe, but Manco thinks that lights are too expensive. Based on traffic data, Manco makes the table below which shows the time, probability, and cost of three different types of accidents if Manco doesn’t have the light. If Manco purchases the light, it will not matter in the morning or at dusk, but it will prevent a night accident from occurring. Assume that Manco can get in at most one accident and that Manco’s table is accurate. What is the expected total cost of accidents and lights if Manco buys the light? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. \$$dollar sign What is the expected total cost of accidents and lights if Manco does not buy the light? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. \$$dollar sign If Manco wants the best payoff in the long run, he should .

QUESTION 1
What is the best example of a place's factor endowment?
O A. Mountains
O B. Educated workforce
O C. Weather
O D. None of the above

What is the largest ocean in the world? What is the largest state?

In 4-5 sentences, give a meaningful summary of the article on China's two-child policy.

I NEED HELP ASAP!!!! 30 POINTS

The _________________ is another name for Southwest Asia and North Africa, a region that is tied together by the Arabic language and Islamic religion.

Kurdistan

Middle East

Wheat Belt

Great Plains

There are three major types of forests: rain forests, deciduous forests, and coniferous forests. The type of forest which develops in an area depends upon what?

Describe the mode of formation of metamorphic rocks​

Which two countries built the St. Lawrence Waterway? United States England Mexico Canada

2. The more
there is in a waterproofing foundation coating, the better the performance.
O A. rubber
O B. foam
O C. asphalt
O D. fiberglass

What are the human factors that affect settlement

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Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
President Harry S. Truman
President Lyndon B.
Johnson
President John F.
Kennedy
President Dwight D.
Eisenhower
used federal troops
ordered the US military
to Integrate its forces
to
led the Montgomery bus
boycott and various
national campaigns
for civil rights
pushed for and
signed
the Civil Rights Act of
1964 and the Voting
Rights Act of 1965
support civil rights
protestors
refused to give up a
seat
on the bus to a white
man, sparking
the Montgomery
bus boycott
ordered federal troops
to Little Rock, Arkansas,
to support school
Integration