Topic 3: Distinctive Landcapes (Paper 1) Flashcards

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What is a landcape?

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A landscape has visable features that make up the surface of the land. Landscapes can be broken down into 4 ‘emements’

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What are examples of the 4 landcape elements (biological, physical, human, variable)?

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  • Physical: mountains, coastlines, rivers
  • Biological: vegitation, habitats, wildlife
  • Human: buildings, infrastructure, structures
  • Variable: weather, smells, sounds/sights
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Describe the glaciation of the UK and what it was like during and after the ice age?

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Over many thousands of years, glaciation has made an imperssion on the UK’s landscape. Today, much of upland Britain is covered in u-shaped valleys eroded steep mountain peaks.
* During ice age: Ice covered areas eroded and weathered landscapes to create dramatic mountain scenery.
* After ice age: Deep valleys and deposition of sediment revealed

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