| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: Dec 09 02:06PM -0600 Mark Brader wrote: > of the planet need to move, and in fact they are divided into > a set of about 20 "plates" that move independently. What is > the theory related to this concept called? Techtonics > 5. Okay, enough about <answer 1>. Rocks are divided into three > basic types according to how they are formed. How is an igneous > rock formed? From volcanic lava > scale on which the hardness can be reported numerically, > *or* tell what is the reliable way to compare the hardness of > two rocks. Mohs scale > 2. Another country similarly abolished their monarchy in 1792, > but at the time it didn't stick, and they had a king again > by 1814. Today the country is a republic again. What country? France > in 1931. A law of 1947 officially made the place a kingdom > again, but they didn't actually get a monarch until 1975. > They still have one now. What country? Spain > times in the 20th century -- with the successive answers Yes, > No, Yes, Yes, No, No. The last of those decisions, in 1974, > is still in effect. What country? Spain > 5. Another country where their monarchy was abolished by referendum > was Italy. In what year, within 1? 1870; 1873 > 6. In what year was the monarchy overthrown in Russia? 1917 > 7. In what year was the monarchy abolished in Germany? > 8. This country's monarchy was overthrown in 1893 by people who > were seeking to become a US territory. What country? Philippines; Mexico > 9. Of the countries that still have a monarch today, there are two > where he's not called a king, but a prince. Name either country. Liechtenstein > who rank equally; so instead of a monarchy, their system is > a diarchy. Name either of the two ways you can get to become > a co-prince of Andorra. Pete Gayde |
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