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What is the difference between an inhabited and uninhabited territory?

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A: Inhabited territories have a permanent population, and uninhabited territories do not.
B: Uninhabited territories have a permanent population, and inhabited territories do not.
C: Inhabited territories are claimed by more than one country.
D: Uninhabited territories are claimed by more than one country.

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undercoverlamp292

Answer:

uninhabited territories are areas that no one has inhabited yet. But the uninhabited areas are still under control by a federal government.

Explanation:

As adjectives the difference between inhabited and uninhabited is that inhabited is having inhabitants; lived in while uninhabited is not inhabited; having no inhabitants.

Baraq

The difference between an inhabited and uninhabited territory is Inhabited territories have a permanent population, and uninhabited territories do not. Hence the answer to it is option A and C.

  • A: Inhabited territories have a permanent population, and uninhabited territories do not.
  • C: Inhabited territories are claimed by more than one country.

Inhabited territory

It means territory wherein there reside 12 or more registered voters.

Uninhabited regions

The list of uninhabited regions includes a number of places around the world. The list changes due to human migration into uninhabited regions, or out of formerly inhabited regions.

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