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Irrigating Monsoon Agriculture: Techniques and Benefits

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Before the rainy season, the fields are ploughed and rice is planted in fertilized nurseries. During the monsoon season, once the plants have grown, they are transferred to the paddy fields. After the monsoon, when the crops begin to ripen, water is removed and rice is harvested.

Organic: Environmentally Friendly Techniques

Organic techniques such as the use of organic fertilizers and crop rotation are gaining popularity due to their environmentally friendly nature. Although they result in higher quality products, they often have lower yields and are more expensive. However, there is an increasing number of consumers who are willing to pay more for better organic products.

Organic Farming in New Countries: Regional Specialization

In new countries,

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Considering the north atlantic region between 30

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HOT ZONE

equatorial- between 10ºN 10ºS , temperatures around 25ºC with little variation. Hot all the year. Annual precipitation higher than 2000mm. Rainforest (dense green vegetation)

tropical-10º and 30º N, the same S, annual temperature 20ºc variation between 10, 3ºC. Precipitation 2000mm south east asia, less than 400mm near desserts. Tropical rainforest and savannah.

desert- shares latitudes with tropical climates.  annual 20ºc, bid differences between day and night. Unde 250mm, irregular. Vegetation only at oasis.

TEMPERATE CLIMATES

mediterranean. 30º and 40º. Hot summers , mild winters, annual temperature between 10ºc  and 18ºc. Between 900mm and 300mm a year irregular. Woodland (holm oak and cork trees) and scrub.

Oceanic or

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Good morning, have you got

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THE WOMAN WHO PLANTED TREES

Wangari Maathai:  Awarded the nobel
Kenia is now:  Maathai's enviromentalist
The green belt:  an enviromentalist
War in the Darfur:  the conflict between
Maathai started:  stop the destrucition
Reforesting Kenia:  helpìng womans
Womens incorporation:  has given them
Planting trees:  may help some
Wich of these:  The green belt plans
ENGLISH IS THE GLOBAL LANGUAGE
Why did television:  they refered to English
By the turn:   was already very
On television:  from all over
English:   is understood and used
Spanish leads:  it is spoken as a mother tongue
An official language:  is used by the government
India is one:  a second language
Is English taught:  in many countries where
GREEN SAHARA
The Sahara desert:  Largest desert
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The Spanish Monarchy in the 15th and 16th Centuries: An Overview

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What Was Felipe II's Attitude Towards Religion?

Felipe II was a staunch defender of Catholicism against Islam and Protestantism. His rule was characterized by religious intolerance, with the suppression of Protestantism and the strengthening of the Inquisition.

What Was the Purpose of Authoritarian Monarchies?

Authoritarian monarchies aimed to impose their authority on their kingdoms and limit the powers of the nobility.

What Were the Final Additions to Felipe II's Empire in 1580?

In 1580, Felipe II claimed the throne of Portugal after the death of the Portuguese king.

Which King Inherited Vast Amounts of Territory and Faced Two Revolts?

Carlos V, later known as Carlos I, inherited vast territories. His reign saw two major revolts:

  • The Revolt of the
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Understanding Services, Trade, and Transport in the Global Economy

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Services:

consist of all the activities which do not directly produce tangible goods but help to satisfy people's needs and wants. Public services are financed by the state from taxes and run public institutions, while private services are offered by private companies that consumers pay for. Developed countries have experienced tertiarization. Today, services provide over 70% of wealth and employment in developed countries.

Trade:

is the exchange of goods and services between producers and consumers. Factors such as transport and infrastructure, market size, and wealth influence trade. Wealthy people have greater purchasing power and consume more. Domestic trade involves wholesalers buying large quantities and selling to retailers, who then
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Rural and Urban Habitats: A Global Perspective

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Rural Habitats Across the World

Rural populations across the globe total 3.4 billion people, but they are decreasing quickly, especially in emerging and developing countries.

Traditional Houses and the Environment

Traditional rural houses are characterized by their use of natural materials found in the environment, as well as by their functionality:

  • Stone Houses: Durable homes which are characteristic of sedentary populations.
  • Mud Houses: These are made of adobe. They sometimes have a wooden frame and often have roofs made of branches.
  • Wooden Houses: These are found in forest areas, such as the equatorial forests of Africa and the Americas.
  • Houses of Fur and Fabric: These can be found in areas where nomadic livestock activities are carried out.
  • Cave
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How has the organization of the Chinese government and society since 1949 been consistent with their dynastic history over the past 2 millenia?

Collective identity, nationalism

Compare Xi to Putin in terms of techniques of consolidating power and degree of success.

Xi

Censoring Certain Words

    • Relating to Tiananmen Square

  • No Term Limits

  • Sweeping Tiananmen Square under the rug

Putin

  • Poisoning Journalists

  • Rigged Elections

  • Changing the Constitution

  • Controlling Media

How is Mao enabled by the political situation in China during the time of the Civil War against the Nationalists?

In 1937, Japan invaded China, which had a major impact on the Chinese Civil War. As a response to the invasion, Chiang Kai-shek and the nationalists fled into the far SW part

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Comparing the surface wind to the 3000ft wind:

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Hidroelectric power:at hidroelectric power stations, the water is held behind the dam turns a giant turbine,which moves generators and makes electricity.China brazil and canada are the main producers.The largest dam in the world is three gorges dam on the yangtze river in china.
Wind power:wind has become very important for producing energy.Wind turbines are becoming more a more efficient.China,the usa,germany and spain are the largest producers.Drawbacks:the impact of windfarms and the killed birds
Solar energy:solar thermal energy:uses the energy from the sun to heat water to below 80C and use it for heating and other domestic purposes.
Biomass energy:biomass energy is produced by transforming organic materials ,such as forestry,agricultural
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Mining and Energy Resources: Global Overview and Impact on Industry

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Mining resources in the world and in Spain

Mining resources are raw materials that have a mineral origin, although they can also be of vegetable origin (coal, petroleum). They belong to the primary sector as they are raw materials, but they are the foundation of industry (secondary sector) because they provide the minerals and the sources of energy that the secondary sector needs.

Mining areas in the world

Coal is found in the basins next to the mountain ranges that were formed some 300 million years ago, such as the Appalachians or the Ural Mountains, and other places in China, Europe and Australia.
Oil is found mainly in the countries near the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Mexico, Venezuela, Russia, and other countries, and is often found in close... Continue reading "Mining and Energy Resources: Global Overview and Impact on Industry" »

Urban Population Growth: Asia, Oceania, and Africa

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Asia's Urban Population

The urban population of Asia is equivalent to 2 billion people. Asia, therefore, contains the highest percentage of the world's urban population, as well as the largest cities:

  • China: The urbanization process has accelerated enormously during the 21st century, thanks to the incorporation of the country into the market economy.
  • Japan and South Korea: Japan is one of the developed countries with the highest percentage of urban population, and its capital, Tokyo, is the most populated in the world.
  • India: India is the second most populated country in the world.
  • Other Asian Countries: We should mention Karachi, Dhaka, Jakarta, and others.

Oceania's Urban Centers

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