does Buddhism in East Asia pair up

Answer:

East Asian Buddhism or East Asian Mahayana is a collective term for the schools of Mahāyāna Buddhism that developed in East and Southeast Asia and follow the Chinese Buddhist canon. These include the various forms of Chinese Buddhism, Japanese Buddhism, Korean Buddhism, Singaporean Buddhism and Vietnamese Buddhism.

Explanation:

Although Buddhism is not traditionally a religion that actively seeks to 'convert' others, it nonetheless spread across South East Asia and became a widely followed religion in many countries in the Middle Ages, due largely to the voyages of Buddhist traders across Central Asia.

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which is not a characteristic of a freeway
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B. a barrier between opposing lanes of travel
C. higher rate of collisions
D. entrances and exits only at certain places

Water leaving clouds in various forms is known as humidity-

What is the problem in predicting the occurrence of an earthquake?​

Which of the following is not a reason for Taiwan to consider itself independent and sovereign

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In a meandering river, the outer portion of each meander experiences the slowest water velocity so that sediments are able to accumulate on the outside of a meander bend. This is how, point bar deposits, form. Group of answer choices True False

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Please help me with these questions from AP Human Geography. (Take these questions seriously)
1. Identify and explain 2 examples of how India is becoming “Americanized”.

2. Identify and describe 2 examples of the positive economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.

3. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative economic and/or social effects of globalization on the world.

4. Explain the pattern of population growth from 1800-2011.

5. Describe the projected population for 2045 and explain why that number.

6. Identify and discuss 2 examples of issues faced by the world due to the size of the population.

7. Identify the physical and cultural characteristics of the world’s most typical person today vs. in 2030.

8. Define scale and identify three examples of scale.

9. Explain 2 examples of the impact that events can have on people’s lives worldwide.

10. Describe 2 examples of the positive and/or negative power maps can have when delivering information.

11. For 3 religions, identify 1 example of a holy site found in Jerusalem.

12. Explain the purpose of the Green Line.

13. Discuss 2 examples of how the United States’ decision to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is significant.

14. Explain the issue of “food deserts”.

15. Describe the process in which Dollar Stores are built in towns and cities and how they contribute to food deserts.

16. Discuss 2 examples of the impact of living in food deserts in the United States.

17. Identify and describe the cultural and social causes of ‘gendercide’ [why is there such a preference for boys in particular cultures?]

18. Identify and describe 2 examples of the negative effects this skewed sex ratio has on countries.

19. Discuss the role that technology has played in INCREASING ‘gendercide’.

20. Describe Kurdistan.

21. Define Daesh and explain the impact it has had on Iraq.

22. Identify and describe the opposing ideas between Boston Sharbarzheri and Sami Hussein.

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Rivers that plunge over escarpments create large waterfalls known as rifts.

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Which country imports the most oil from Russia?


USA


Ukraine


China


Germany

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Two plates have been pushing together for many years. What will most likely occur between the plates?

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Which country or countries allow their citizens to vote for the president?
i. the United Kingdom
ii. Germany
iii. Russia
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C. iii. only
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Which of the following is the capital of country #5?
Political map of Europe with numbers over ten countries. Number one is the farthest east that is north and surrounded by water. It is next to number two that is longer and also surrounded by water. Number three is small and borders Germany on the northwest. Number four is below number three and borders Germany and number five. Number five borders Germany on the southwest and is a large mass of land that is surrounded by water on the western border it shares a border with number six that is the larger mass of land farthest south and west. Number seven is a small country that shares borders with number five, Germany, and number eight. Number eight looks like a boot and stretches south. It is surrounded by water on three sides. Number nine is a land mass that is to the east of the tip of the boot of number eight. It has water and smaller islands on three sides and has an shares a northern border with Bulgaria. Number 10 shares a southern border with number eight and a small part of western border with number seven. It borders Czech on the northeast and Hungary on the southeast.


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Paris


London


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Explain how the complexity and diversity of living things has changed over time. Use evidence from the text, boxes of fossils and rock strata diagram and scientific reasoning to support your response.

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The Precambrian: In Maryland the rocks found from the Precambrian period are metamorphic and igneous. No fossils have been positively identified from these rocks thus far.

The Paleozoic: The Paleozoic era in Maryland was a time of changing sea levels. The sedimentary rocks contain abundant marine fossils, indicating the presence of warm, shallow seas. A period of uplift and mountain building occurs later in the area and was followed by a time of erosion and subsidence (the gradual sinking of land). During times of subsidence, the seas returned and flooded the lands. These cycles of uplift and flooding led to alternating deposition of non-marine and marine sediments. Brachiopods and bryozoans were abundant in the sea, while horsetail rushes and scale trees thrived in the warm, humid, Late Paleozoic climate on land.

The Mesozoic: Plate movement pulled apart the supercontinent of Pangea. The area that is now Maryland filled with sediment creating a coastal region where fossils of plants and dinosaur footprints can be found. Late in the Mesozoic (Cretaceous), seas advanced and retreated across the coastal plain numerous times, providing habitats that ranged from land organisms to deep sea organisms. Fossils of plants and dinosaurs are common in the terrestrial deposits, while marine fossils include mollusks and brachiopods.

The Cenozoic: During the Early Cenozoic in Maryland, sea level fluctuated, leaving marine deposits in coastal areas. The climate cooled later in the Cenozoic, vast ice sheets advanced and retreated across North America, and sea levels dropped as the glaciers expanded. The cooler temperatures encouraged the growth of new types of plants, while mastodons and other cold-adapted animals roamed the state. During warmer climate periods (interglacial), sea levels again rose to cover the eastern part of the state. Fossils of marine clams, oysters, and snails are abundant in the rocks formed during these interglacial episodes.