Intensive land use
A livelihood requiring the use of small land areas, such as farming.
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A livelihood requiring the use of small land areas, such as farming.
Growing two or more crops simultaneously in alternate rows.
Investment: the provision of resources, usually money, for a business venture, to later profit from it.
Movement by an ethnic group in one country to revive or reinforce kindred ethnicity in another country-often to promote succession there.
Irrigation: supplying dry land with water through a system of canals or pipes so that crops will grow.
The artificial placement of water to produce crops, generally in arid locations.
A monotheistic religion based on the prophet Muhammad’s teachings and the biggest cultural and religious influence in north Africa.
A series of islands formed by ocean crust sliding over a stationary hot spot in the earth’s mantle.
Originating in India, Jain’s spiritual philosophy believes in an eternal human soul, the eternal universe, and a principle of “the own nature of things.”
A zone of prosperity during the 1980s and early 1990s-Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.
The Japan Sea is the no. 14th contiguous open water surface on earth. It has a huge, 389,1 square mile (1,007,800 square km) area and 4,429 square feet (1,35 square meters) average depth. The Japan Sea’s greatest known depth is 12,276 feet (3,742 meters), which can be found at Central Basin.
A mosquito-borne (Culex tritaeniorhynchus) viral disease associated with rural areas in Asia.
A river that serves as a natural boundary between Israel and Jordan, flowing from the mountains of Lebanon with no outlet to the mediterranean sea.
One of the first known monotheistic religions, likely dating to between 2000-1500 B.C.
A government-run by generals after a military takeover.
Landscape features associated with the dissolution of limestone or dolomite, including caves, sinkholes, and towers.
A region of northern India and Pakistan over which several destructive wars have been fought.
A species that affect many other organisms in an ecosystem.
A powerful empire that lasted roughly from the 9th to the 15th centuries in what is now Cambodia.
Simon Kimbangu founded a puritan form of the Baptist denomination in the 1920s in the Democratic Republic of Congo.