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what are inland features?

the visor and tangible features that describe a given Area.

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mountains

a large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level, with steep sides.

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hills

area of raised land that are lower and more round then a mountain

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valley

area of low land between hills or mountains

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George

a deep valley that has a narrow passage, normally through which streams/rivers are channeled.

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desert

an area that receives less than 25 centimeters of rain per year

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plateau

A large area of flat land elevated high above sea level

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plain

area of level land, usually at low elevation and often covered with grasses

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activities done on highland

mining livestock

energy production

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effects on highlands

human activities pollute mountais, change them and change the complex interaction network of the species communities living there.

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lowland activities

farming

erosion

habitat loss

soil and water pollution

loss of river dynamics

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cause of erosion on lowland

overuse of land by means of agriculture

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cause of soil and water pollution on lowland

dye to intense use of fertilizers

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cause of habitat loss on lowland

construction and housing uses

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cause for loss of river dynamics on lowlands

reservoir regulation

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cause of erosion on highland s

storm, rainfall in poorly developed natural plant cover

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cause of air, soil and water pollution on highland

coal mining activities

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what is brown used for?

Mountains

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what is green used for?

valleys and plains

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yellow used for

plateaus

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what is blue used for?

waterbodies

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what is an institution?

an organization,establishment,foundation, soccer devoted to the promotion of a particular purpose.

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what are characteristics of an institution?

they are relatively permanent

they tend to become traditional and enduring

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what are the types of institutions?

educational institution

religious institution

economic institution

recreational institution

political institution

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what is an educational institution?

it is a social institution through which society provides it members with knowledge, including basic facts, job skills and cultural normal and values.

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what is a religious institution?

these are the visible and organized manifestation of practices and beliefs in particular social and historical contexts.

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types of religious institutions

church

mosque

temples

synagogue

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functions of religious institution

provides members with a sense of identity and belonging.

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what is a recreational instution?

they fill the needs of normal and physically challenged people

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types of recreational activities

rafting

biking

hiking and camping

rock climbing

horseback riding

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functions of recreational activities

to build physique

to help with relaxation

to build health and prevent diseases

to promote happiness

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what is a political institution?

organizations which create enforce the social system and otherwise provide representation for the population.

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Political Parties

groups that help elect people and shape policies

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Functions of political parties

1. Recruiting and nominating candidates

2. Educating the electorate about campaign issues

3. Helping candidates win elections

4. Monitoring actions of officeholders

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trade unions

groups that tried to improve pay and working conditions

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functions of trade unions

- Negotiate with employers on behalf of its members

- Negotiate wage increases

- Negotiate better pension schemes

- Negotiate and obtain medical aid schemes for members

- Negotiate for better working conditions

- Acquire favourable rates for overtime

- Monitor employers who may try to exploit their workers

- Represent and counsel their members throughout their disciplinary actions

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What is government?a

an agency or body with the authority to control and direct the,affairs of the country.

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Functions of Government

making laws

enforcing laws

protection of people

managing of the economy

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what are the 3 arms of government

Legislative, Executive, Judiciary

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Judiciary arm of government

deals with the maintenance of laws

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executive arm of government

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executive arm of government

compromises of the prime ministera and the other ministry who are chosen and duty appointed to head various departments

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legislative arm of government

works with the executive name judicary branchand its main responsibility is the creation of laws.

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canyon

a deep and narrow valley with steep sides