Why do divers jump from behind into the water?

The Backward Roll Explained Divers enter the water in a few different ways, but one of the most common is called the ‘backward roll entry’, ‘back entry’ or ‘backroll’. This is when the diver sits on the edge of a small dingy or zodiac boat, holds onto their regulator mouthpiece and simply allows gravity to carry them underwater.

Explanation:

analyze the map below and answer the question that follows.

what does the map above tell us about the endemity of typhoid fever?

a.

there is greater occurrence of the disease in the western hemisphere.

b.

there is greater occurance of the disease in the northern hemisphere.

c.

countries located in equatorial regions are more likely to have incidents of typhoid fever.

d.

typhoid fever is more rampant among caucasian populations.

doctrine that the us had the right to expand throughout north america.