Question

the theory of continental drift suggests that all continents were once joined together in a supercontinent called: eurasia gondwana laurasia pangaea question 15 which type of map would best show population density? political map climate map physical map thematic map question 16 what does the scale on a map help you determine? the direction of travel the type of terrain the real distance between two points the political boundaries

Explanation:

• The theory of continental drift posits that all continents were once part of a single supercontinent called Pangaea. Eurasia, Gondwana, and Laurasia are all fragments or parts - related to the break - up of Pangaea or its subsequent tectonic movements.
• A thematic map is designed to show specific themes or data, such as population density. Political maps show political boundaries, climate maps show climate patterns, and physical maps show physical features like mountains and rivers.
• The scale on a map is used to calculate the real - world distance between two points on the map. It provides a ratio between the map distance and the actual distance.

Answer:

• Question 14: D. Pangaea
• Question 15: D. Thematic map
• Question 16: C. The real distance between two points