Question

we have diverted most rivers from their natural sources for farms, homes, and cities. what happened to colorado in 1900? this did not stop all water flow, yet.
hoover dam stopped most water due to river diversion.
santa ana river stole all of the water from the colorado river
glen canyon dam stopped all water due to river diversion.
colorado river is the most powerful river at the mouth.
question 29
1 pts
in 2005 hurricane katrina and rita became one of the most destructive disasters in history due to this issue?
storm surge
tornados
high winds
rainforest leeching

Explanation:

For the first question, in 1900, river diversions did not involve Hoover dam (built later) or Glen Canyon dam (also built later), and Santa Ana river did not steal all water from Colorado River. The statement about Colorado River being most powerful at the mouth is not relevant to the diversion context.
For the second question, Hurricane Katrina and Rita were extremely destructive mainly due to storm - surge which caused massive flooding. Tornados are not the main reason for the destruction of these hurricanes, high winds are a part but storm - surge was more devastating, and rainforest leeching is unrelated.

Answer:

First question: None of the above
Second question: Storm Surge