Calculate the water pressure at the base of the Hoover Dam. The depth of water behind the dam is 220m m .
Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units
24 answers
use pressure= rho*g*h
What is one thing the Hoover Dam is used for?
Responses
hydroelectricity
erosion
oil
access to the ocean
Responses
hydroelectricity
erosion
oil
access to the ocean
What is one thing the Hoover Dam is used for?(1 point)
Responses
hydroelectricity
hydroelectricity
erosion
erosion
oil
oil
access to the ocean
Responses
hydroelectricity
hydroelectricity
erosion
erosion
oil
oil
access to the ocean
hydroelectricity
What does the climate tend to be in the Southwest?(1 point)
Responses
cold and rainy
cold and rainy
hot and rainy
hot and rainy
cold and dry
cold and dry
hot and dry
Responses
cold and rainy
cold and rainy
hot and rainy
hot and rainy
cold and dry
cold and dry
hot and dry
hot and dry
Jackrabbits in the Southwest have adapted to grow long ears. These long ears serve what purpose?(1 point)
Responses
To protect their face from the sun
To protect their face from the sun
To lose body heat through their ears
To lose body heat through their ears
To communicate with other rabbits
To communicate with other rabbits
To scare off predators
To scare off predators
Responses
To protect their face from the sun
To protect their face from the sun
To lose body heat through their ears
To lose body heat through their ears
To communicate with other rabbits
To communicate with other rabbits
To scare off predators
To scare off predators
To lose body heat through their ears
Which tribe was known to be fierce warriors?(1 point)
Responses
Navajo
Navajo
Ancestral Pueblo
Ancestral Pueblo
Apache
Apache
Hopi
Responses
Navajo
Navajo
Ancestral Pueblo
Ancestral Pueblo
Apache
Apache
Hopi
Apache
In a pueblo village, who made dolls of kachinas?(1 point)
Responses
men
men
boys
boys
girls
girls
women
women
Responses
men
men
boys
boys
girls
girls
women
women
men
What was the purpose of the Homestead Act of 1862?(1 point)
Responses
to force Native Americans west of the Mississippi
to force Native Americans west of the Mississippi
to end cattle drives
to end cattle drives
to make Texas a state
to make Texas a state
to bring more settlers to western lands
Responses
to force Native Americans west of the Mississippi
to force Native Americans west of the Mississippi
to end cattle drives
to end cattle drives
to make Texas a state
to make Texas a state
to bring more settlers to western lands
to bring more settlers to western lands
Why did the United States want more land from the Native Americans?(1 point)
Responses
for meatpacking
for meatpacking
for settlers
for settlers
for cattle
for cattle
for oil
for oil
Responses
for meatpacking
for meatpacking
for settlers
for settlers
for cattle
for cattle
for oil
for oil
for settlers
Which city is outside of the Southwest? (1 point)
Responses
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Phoenix
Atlanta
Atlanta
Houston
Responses
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Phoenix
Atlanta
Atlanta
Houston
Atlanta
In one to two sentences, identify and describe the process by which the Grand Canyon was created.(2 points)
The Grand Canyon was created by erosion as the Colorado River cut through layers of rock over millions of years, exposing colorful cliffs and creating a natural wonder.
In three to five sentences, explain the relationship between Native Americans and the Spanish.(4 points)
The relationship between Native Americans and the Spanish was complex. Initially, the Spanish came to the Southwest as explorers and traders, seeking riches and territory. At first, they established friendly relations with some of the Native American groups and even intermarried with them. However, conflicts soon developed over land, resources, and religious differences, leading to violence and oppression. The Spanish imposed their culture and religion on the Native Americans, causing significant harm to their way of life and traditions. Nevertheless, the Spanish influence can still be seen today in the Southwest's art, architecture, and cuisine.
In three to five sentences, describe what gray water is and how it is being used in the Southwest.(4 points)
Gray water is a term used to refer to wastewater that is generated from household and commercial activities, such as bathing, laundry, and dishwashing. Unlike sewage water, gray water is not contaminated with fecal matter and can be reused for certain purposes, such as landscaping and irrigation. In the Southwest, where water scarcity is a significant concern, gray water systems have become increasingly popular as a way to conserve water resources and reduce overall water usage. These systems capture, treat, and reuse gray water, thereby increasing the overall water-supply efficiency and lowering the amount of water that is needed for gardening and landscaping purposes.