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landscape

the geographic features of the Earth's surface.

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two categories of landscapes

natural, human

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types of landscapes

mountainous, coastal, riverine, desert, karst, human

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landform

physical features of the Earth's surface that have been naturally produced.

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types of landforms

plains, valleys, plateaus, mountains, sand dunes, islands

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define liveability

characteristics of a city which improve the quality of life for the people living there

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what measures liveability - objectively

safety, health, comfort, community facilities, freedom and education

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what measures liveability - subjectively

age, income, cultural background, lifestyle choices, values, beliefs, family

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define polynesia

the islands within the Polynesian Triangle

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how is polynesia geographically connected

Polynesia is geographically connected by the points of Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island

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fact of Pacific Ocean 1

the Pacific Ocean covers about 1/3 of the earth's surface

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fact of Pacific Ocean 2

there are more than 25,000 islands and atolls

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fact of Pacific Ocean 3

there are over 25 nations spread across the Pacific

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fact of Pacific Ocean 4

the total population is about 30 million

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fact of Pacific Ocean 5

Pacific islands are home to some of the most remote and economically challenged nations

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feature - landscape/climate 1

tiny islands with tropical climates

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feature - landscape/climate 2 (hint - snow)

forest with snow-capped peaks

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feature - landscape/climate 3 (hint - vegetation)

not much vegetation in the coral reefs

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culture - art (hint - contain something)

often meant to contain supernatural power or mana

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culture - clothing (hint - headdresses)

elaborate feather headdresses were a sign of nobility, clothing was similar for men and women

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culture - dance

accompanied oral storytelling traditions

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feature - food

mostly lived by fishing, growing crops such as yams and taro and raising animals such as pigs, dogs, chickens

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feature - society (hint - tattoo)

tattooing was practised nearly everywhere, they display a person's rank, family history or achievements