The territories of different sizes were often referred to as "regions," "provinces," or "districts," depending on the context and governance structure. In historical contexts, terms like "kingdoms," "empires," or "principalities" might also apply. Each of these designations signifies a specific level of administrative control or cultural identity within a larger political framework.
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Divide the memory block into different sizes is called segmentation.
Churches come in different sizes. Small churches are called chapels.
If they are the same shapes but differ only in size, then they are SIMILAR shapes. Otherwise, they are simply different shapes.
They are said to be similar shapes and have the same interior angles.
I is called a lunar phase
Its called SIMALUR * * * * * SIMILAR
no they are similar
Divide the memory block into different sizes is called segmentation.
Similarity
Churches come in different sizes. Small churches are called chapels.
if you mean when did Canada have 2 different territories before it became a country, it was called Upper and Lower Canada, which then later split into different territories which were called "provinces", this you can read up on in your local library.
False. A land with different territories and people under a single rule is called an empire, not a city-state. City-states are independent sovereign cities and their surrounding territories.
Such rocks are porphyritic.
Similar figures.
Churches come in different sizes. Small churches are called chapels.
The keys on a piano keyboard come in different sizes, with the white keys being longer and wider than the black keys. The white keys are called naturals and the black keys are called accidentals.