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    explained by the theory of plate tectonics? The Pacific Ring of Fire‚ Mount Pinatubo‚ Pangaea‚ the Mid Atlantic ridge‚ the Rift valleys of Africa‚ the Himalaya mountains‚ etc. 4. Locate the Rocky Mountains‚ the Appalachian Mountains‚ the Sierra Madre Occidental (Mountains)‚ the Andes Mountains‚ Brazilian Highlands‚ the Llanos‚ the Pampas‚ the Yucatan Peninsula‚ the Amazon Basin‚ the Great Plains. 5. Which premise best supports or explains the theory of plate tectonics? 6. Through which process

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    The Philippine Fiesta A fiesta (Spanish word for party or festivity‚ turned pista in the dialect)‚ after all‚ represents not only the largely Catholic population of the country but is an acknowledged national traditional occasion. It is a moment when communities come together in gratitude for another passing year. Mention the word fiesta to a Filipino and it would likely elicit a smile from him‚ the word‚ at once‚ conjuring images of banderitas (flaglets)‚ carrozas(processional carts)‚ marching

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    living in Mexico. The country spands over 758‚400 miles and has three major rivers flowing through it. It contains a wide range of physical environments and natural resources. There are two major mountain chains which are the Eastern Sierra Madre and the Western Sierra Madre. These mountains run from north to south and meet in central Mexico. Mexico City is the capital of Mexico and is located in the center of the country. The Mexican flag was adopted in 1968 and there are many meanings of it. To begin

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    Formation of the Philippine Islands The Indo-Australian plate is found south of the Eurasian and the Philippine Seaplates. It is generally oceanic‚ being submerged by Indian and Pacific Oceans‚ but it holds two gigantic land masses – the island continent of Australia and Indian subcontinent. Recent researches‚ however‚ show that these two land masses are moving independently of each other‚ thus‚ may actually be parts of separate plates. The Philippine Sea plate is found east of the Eurasian

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    Mount Makiling‚ Lake Caliraya‚ Enchanted Kingdom‚ Splash Island and many others. Lake Caliraya Interestingly‚ Lake Caliraya in Laguna is a man-made lake situated in three towns - Lumban‚ Cavinti and Kalayaan. The cool mountain breeze of the Sierra Madre mountain and the deep waters of the lake combine to make Caliraya an excellent place for various water activities such as boating‚ jetskiing‚ water skiing‚ and windsurfing. Japanese Garden The Japanese Garden‚ located along Lake Caliraya in

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    University of Southeastern Philippines Republic of the Philippines College of Education * Who are the Indigenous People in the Philippines? * Why do we need to study the Indigenous People? * Indigenous People way of life * Relevance to Education. Submitted by: Maurillo‚ Rubie May S. BSEd Biological Science IV Submitted to: Prof. Alexandra Go Elective II Professor July 2013 I. Who are the Indigenous People in the Philippines? Luzon Visayas

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    endurance runners. This is evident in the way they live and how they incorporate running as a part of their lifestyle. The Tarahumara Indians also call themselves the Raramuri‚ which translates to mean foot runner. These Indians live in the Sierra Madre of Mexico‚ in “small isolated clusters with most of the population concentrated in the…Copper Canyons” (Beauregard). The Copper Canyons consists of five canyons‚ three of which are deeper than the Grand Canyon. The terrain is very rugged‚ nearly

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    BRANDING AN ISLAND: THE PALAUI STORY by Chen Reyes-Mencias 09272795807 http://www.bluewaterconsultancy.info http://www.palaui.info Twenty years ago I set foot on an island that was nothing but fantastic. It is at the tip of Luzon 642 kms. north of Manila. At that time it was a logistical nightmare to go there and so my last thought before I headed back home was that it may be the first and last time for me to see it. The island is called Palaui and is located in Sta.Ana‚ Cagayan. In 2005

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    - From The Treasure of the Sierra Madre‚ by B. Traven (85) Economics‚ the value of hard work‚ and the proper role of government are subjects that have been debated for centuries. These topics seem to rise to the forefront (as they naturally would) when times are not good…and in America in the 1930’s‚ things were not good at all. Putting the 1930’s focus on economics and the role of big government into perspective‚ B. Traven’s The Treasure of the Sierra Madre – while a work of fiction – provides

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    Geologists classify volcanoes into three distinct groups: dormant‚ extinct‚ and active. Active volcanoes have erupted recently and are expected to continue to erupt again soon. The Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program defines an active volcano as having erupted within the last 10‚000 years. A volcano finally goes extinct when there’s no lava supply in the magma chamber beneath the volcano. There are approximately 1‚500 active volcanoes in the world today and 75 percent of them are located in the

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