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How to find grid reference?

  • Along then up

  • Bottom left corner

  • Split box into 10 across, 10 up smaller boxes

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Examples of how the development gap can be closed.

  • Investment

  • Micro finance

  • Debt relief

  • Fair trade

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What is a refugee?

A person who is forced to leave a country

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What is illegal immigration?

Moving to a different country illegally

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Why are areas like the Maldives most risk of climate change?

  • Low level island

  • Could be uninhabitable by 2030

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What is global atmospheric circulation?

The pressure around the world

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What a natural hazard?

A natural event that puts humans at risk.

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What are 3 social effects of climate change?

  • Less food

  • Wars

  • Less fresh water (Less rain)

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What are the 3 barriers to development?

  • Trade

  • Landlocked

  • Colonisation

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What does the demographic transition model do?

Shows how population changes over time as a country develops

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What are 3 natural causes of climate change?

  • Sunspot theory

  • Milankovich cycle (orbital)

  • Continental drift

  • Eruption theory

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What is the sunspot theory?

Where bursts of hydrogen from the sun radiate to earth because of weak spots in the sunā€™s surface.

<p>Where bursts of hydrogen from the sun radiate to earth because of weak spots in the sunā€™s surface.</p>
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What is eruption theory?

Where it is believed that if a volcano errupts then it could change the earthā€™s climate

<p>Where it is believed that if a volcano errupts then it could change the earthā€™s climate</p>
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What is continental drift?

Where it is believed that the world land mass was once a place called pangea (one large land mass) and then due to the earthā€™s plate movement the climates have changed.

<p>Where it is believed that the world land mass was once a place called pangea (one large land mass) and then due to the earthā€™s plate movement the climates have changed.</p>
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What are the milankovich cycles?

Where the earthā€™s orbit changes with eccentricity. (The elongation of the earths orbit) which effects the climate of the earth.

<p>Where the earthā€™s orbit changes with eccentricity. (The elongation of the earths orbit) which effects the climate of the earth.</p>
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What are 3 human causes of climate change?

  • Deforestation

  • Agriculture

  • Fossil fuel

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What ate 3 sources of evidence for climate change?

ā˜† Ice cores

ā˜† pollen cycles

ā˜† fossils (link to pangea)

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What are examples of the UKs airmass? (2 examples)

ā™” polar maritime

ā™” artic maritime

ā™” tropical continental

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What is mitigation? + one example

  • Reduce or prevent climate change

  • Afforestation

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What is adaption? + one example

ā—‡ adapting to climate change

ā—‡ adapting agriculture

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What are the CATT statements?

Consequently

As a result

Therefore

This means that

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How does development make inequalities?

ā™¤ disparity in health

ā™¤ disparity in wealth

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3 factors that influence development-

ā™§ trade

ā™§ colonisation

ā™§ geographical location

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Whatā€™s GNI?

Gross National Income - the aggregate value of the gross balances of primary incomes for all sectors

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What are the 3 cells of global atmospheric circulation?

Polar, Hadley and ferrel

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What is sustainability?

Development that meets the needs of the present without limiting the ability of the future Generations

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What is globalisation?

Is the growth and spread of ideas around the world. This can involve the movement or spread of cultures, people, money ect.

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What is deindustrialisation?

The reduction of industrial activity of capacity in a region or economy.