Category: Geography

1.The Greek war of independence, also known as the Greek Revolution was a successful war of~m dependence waged by the Greek revolutionaries between 1821 and 1832 against the Ottoman Empire. The Greeks were later assisted by the Russian Empire, Great Britain, France and several other European powers, while the Ottomans were aided by their vassals, Egypt, Algeria etc.
2.Events: Greece had been part of the Ottoman Empire since the 15th century. The growth of revolutionary nationalism in Europe sparked off a struggle for independence among st the Greeks which began in 1821.
3.The object of the struggle was to expel Turks from Europe and to establish old Greek eastern empire.
4.Nationalists in Greece were supported by other Greeks living in exile and many West European countries.
5.Poets and artists lauded Greece as the cradle of European civilisation. They mobilised public opinion to support its struggle against a Muslim empire. The English poet Lord Byron organised funds and later went to fight in the war.
6.Ultimately, the Treaty of Constantinople of 1832 recognised Greece as an independent nation. Its independence was guaranteed by Russia, England and France.

1.The Greek war of independence, also known as the Greek Revolution was a successful war of~m dependence waged by the Greek revolutionaries between 1821 and 1832 against the Ottoman Empire. The Greeks were later assisted by the Russian Empire, Great Britain, France and several other European powers, while the Ottomans were aided by their vassals, Egypt, Algeria etc.
2.Events: Greece had been part of the Ottoman Empire since the 15th century. The growth of revolutionary nationalism in Europe sparked off a struggle for independence among st the Greeks which began in 1821.
3.The object of the struggle was to expel Turks from Europe and to establish old Greek eastern empire.
4.Nationalists in Greece were supported by other Greeks living in exile and many West European countries.
5.Poets and artists lauded Greece as the cradle of European civilisation. They mobilised public opinion to support its struggle against a Muslim empire. The English poet Lord Byron organised funds and later went to fight in the war.
6.Ultimately, the Treaty of Constantinople of 1832 recognised Greece as an independent nation. Its independence was guaranteed by Russia, England and France.

FORMAT
For the outline you need a title (Not a title page) about one environmental issue, little introduction, sections of the paper (how the paper will be laid out) and a list of the references related to the paper (5 references, the textbook must be included) and you can add later more references (Chicago style). You don’t need to write a mini paper.
You must use as a reference Dearden and Mitchell (2020,or 2016 or your lecture notes) and at least five peer- reviewed scholarly articles
TOPICSPollution
• Water quality
• ghg emissions and burning fossil fuels
• Overpopulation, overconsumption
• Deforestation
• Species decline
• Sea level
• Ozone depletion
• Depletion of natural resources
• Waste Disposal
• Contribution to climate change
• Ecosystem change (forests, grassland, tundra, marine water)
• Changes like these have triggered climate change, soil erosion,
poor air quality, and undrinkable water.Human Impact on Natural Water Systems (water pollution and ecosystems changes)
• Deforestation and biodiversity loss
• Human impact on oceans (ocean coral bleaching and ocean plastics)
• The impacts of industrialization-caused amplification of the greenhouse effect
and acidification of rain on ecosystems and human health.
• Plastic waste in the ocean and landfills
• Impacts of acid rain and deforestation on ecosystems and human health
• Effects of terrestrial and aquatic invasive species in Manitoba
• Marine pollution & overconsumption
• Human effects on deforestation and acid rain in North America
• The environmental issues of pollution and global warming within Canada
• Important considerations for Canada regarding oil and pipelines
• Arctic sea ice loss and ocean acidification due to anthropogenic greenhouse
gas emissions
• Great barrier reef and Amazon Rainforest
YOU HAVE TO CHOOSE ONLY 1. Choose the one with most peer reviewed article available.

FORMAT
For the outline you need a title (Not a title page) about one environmental issue, little introduction, sections of the paper (how the paper will be laid out) and a list of the references related to the paper (5 references, the textbook must be included) and you can add later more references (Chicago style). You don’t need to write a mini paper.
You must use as a reference Dearden and Mitchell (2020,or 2016 or your lecture notes) and at least five peer- reviewed scholarly articles
TOPICSPollution
• Water quality
• ghg emissions and burning fossil fuels
• Overpopulation, overconsumption
• Deforestation
• Species decline
• Sea level
• Ozone depletion
• Depletion of natural resources
• Waste Disposal
• Contribution to climate change
• Ecosystem change (forests, grassland, tundra, marine water)
• Changes like these have triggered climate change, soil erosion,
poor air quality, and undrinkable water.Human Impact on Natural Water Systems (water pollution and ecosystems changes)
• Deforestation and biodiversity loss
• Human impact on oceans (ocean coral bleaching and ocean plastics)
• The impacts of industrialization-caused amplification of the greenhouse effect
and acidification of rain on ecosystems and human health.
• Plastic waste in the ocean and landfills
• Impacts of acid rain and deforestation on ecosystems and human health
• Effects of terrestrial and aquatic invasive species in Manitoba
• Marine pollution & overconsumption
• Human effects on deforestation and acid rain in North America
• The environmental issues of pollution and global warming within Canada
• Important considerations for Canada regarding oil and pipelines
• Arctic sea ice loss and ocean acidification due to anthropogenic greenhouse
gas emissions
• Great barrier reef and Amazon Rainforest
YOU HAVE TO CHOOSE ONLY 1. Choose the one with most peer reviewed article available.

Hi, this assignment is a family migration history, I tried to write some stuff and i want you to re-write it, its a one single space page but you can do double space 2 pages, however, you will find the instructions in the file and the one i have write in the second file, thanks!

Ghana/Agriculture
Project topic (one country/sector combination chosen from the instructor’s list):- Topic Is Ghana Agriculture
3. Three bullet points about the country’s
demographic,
political-economic,
and historic background (each bullet point should be 3-4 sentences and use at least 1 in-text citation).
4. Three bullet points about what the sector is and its contribution to the country’s people and economy (each bullet point should be 3-4 sentences and use at least 1 in-text citation).
5. An image showing one map that you think might be relevant in Section 1.
6. A working reference list listed alphabetically and in bibliographic format. The list must be at least 5 references long and include:
a) anything cited in answers to 3., 4., and 5. above; and
b) at least two references that include surface temperature and other climate model projections for your country generated between 2014-present (please highlight these in yellow so that they can be easily identified during grading). You may select your preferred referencing style, but it must be used correctly and consistently.
Instructions:
Make sure to provide references in proper APA Style.
Donot use chatgpt and AI software as mam has software to detect each and every line.
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I have attached the proporsal
Grading criteraiSections 1 and 2(2 points) Complete and accurateN/AN/AN/A(0 points) Incomplete and/or inaccurate
Section 3(2 points) Length and content guidelines met; background provided is accurate and relevant; in-text citation requirement met.(1.5 points) Length and content guidelines met; background provided is accurate; in-text citation requirement met.(1 point) Length and content guidelines met; background provided is unclear and/or irrelevant; in-text citation requirement met.(0.5 points) Length and content guidelines not met and/or in-text citation requirement not met; background provided is unclear and/or irrelevant.(0 points) Length and content guidelines not met, background provided is unclear and/or irrelevant, in-text citation requirement not met.
Section 4(2 points) Length and content guidelines met; contribution/contributions identified are accurate and relevant; in-text citation requirement met.(1.5 points) Length and content guidelines met; contribution/contributions identified are accurate; in-text citation requirement met.(1 point) Length and content guidelines met; contribution/contributions identified are unclear and/or irrelevant; in-text citation requirement met.(0.5 points) Length and content guidelines not met and/or in-text citation requirement not met; contribution/contributions identified are unclear and/or irrelevant.(0 points) Length and content guidelines not met, contribution/contributions identified are unclear and/or irrelevant, in-text citation requirement not met.
Section 5(4 points) Image is clear and fully legible; it is evident that the map will be very relevant to Section 1 (e.g., it visualizes key demographic and/or political-economic and/or historic information about the country); the map is from a reputable source and that source is listed underneath the image in in-text citation form.(3 points) Image is clear and mostly legible; the map may be relevant to Section 1 (e.g., it visualizes information about the country, but the immediate connection to one or more of demographics, political-economy, and history is not clear); the map is from a reputable source and that source is listed underneath the image in in-text citation form.(2 points) Image is not clear or legible; it is not likely that the map will be relevant to Section 1 (e.g., it does not visualize any information about the country); the map is from a reputable source and that source is listed underneath the image in in-text citation form.(1 point) Image is not clear or legible; it is not likely that the map will be relevant to Section 1 (e.g., it does not visualize any information about the country); the map source is unclear and/or unreputable; that source is listed underneath the image in in-text citation form.(0 points) Image is not clear or legible; it is not likely that the map will be relevant to Section 1 (e.g., it does not visualize any information about the country); the map source is unclear and/or unreputable and the source is not listed underneath the image in in-text citation form.
Section 6(5 points) List is at least five references long, is ordered alphabetically, and is in proper/consistent bibliographic format; the list includes all pieces cited in answers to 3., 4., and 5.; the list includes at least two references, highlighted in yellow, that contain surface temperature and other climate model projections for the student’s country; these projections were generated and/or published between 2014-present.
To summarize, you will need to select a country/sector as your topic, begin your search for relevant research and sources, look for applicable country maps, and consider where to find reliable surface temperature, sea level rise, and extreme weather projections for your country generated between 2014 to present.
An important note about finding relevant and sufficiently recent climate science/model projections for your project: the IPCC Assessment Reportsopens in new window are a good place to start, though not the only source of reliable climate modeling and projections. An important note about finding relevant country-level demographic, economic and social data for your project: ‘Our World in Dataopens in new window’ is a good place to start, though additional background information and history will need to come from other sources such as peer reviewed journal articles and reports by reputable organizations such as the UN and World Bank. opens in new window
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okay please when you are doing the citations please indicate the cities and make sure you and me can have access to them because every time i order i have a issue to open the links that were provided to me so please make sure the cites are accurate and accessible for me to access it once i click on the citation ALSO PLEASE INDICATE THE ONE YOU ARE CHOOSING TO DO SO I CAN MAKE SURE TO PROVIDE YOU LESSONS AND CONTENTS THE PROF PROVIDED ME SO OUT OF THE FIVE PLEASE INDICATE WHICH NUMBER YOU ARE DING AND I CAN SHARE THELESSONS AND SOME LINKS THE PROF GAVE ME PLEASE THANK YOU AND ONCE YOU ARE DONE DOING THIS ASSIGNMENT I AND DO IT WELL FOR MY NEXT ASSIGNMENT THE 2 ASSIGNMENT I WILL MAKE SURE YOU DO ASSIGNMENT 2 SINCE YOU WOULD KNOW HOW TO DO IT BECAUSE U ALREADY WILL BE DOING ASSIGNMENT 1 THNK YOU GOOD LUCK PLEASE IT IT WELL NO PLAGIRISM TO BE USED AND USE YOUR OWN WORDS PLEASE ALSO CHECK FOR PLAGIRISM PLEASE NO PLAGIRISM

What is the name of the feature in the very center of this image? How did it form?
What occurs along the inside turn of a meander, and why? What is the name of the feature called?
What occurs along the outside turn of a meander, and why? What is the name of the feature called?

Please fill in answers using complete sentences. All the information
should be attached. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Please complete the lab that is attached to along with any details pertaining to the lab.
Requirements: 2 pages