GCSE Geography AQA Revision Question Cards: ideal for the 2024 and 2025 exams (CGP AQA GCSE Geography)

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Barron’s AP Human Geography Flashcards, Fifth Edition includes 450+ up‑to‑date content review cards.

This set of flashcards is designed to help students familiarize themselves with the communist countries of the past and present. The amount of kinetic energy is determined by the volume of flowing water (discharge), the slope or channel gradient down which it is flowing and its average velocity.Relief – in drainage basins with low relief, where there is a small difference in altitude between the source and base level, the energy available for erosion and transport is limited. The force of the swirling water around the rocks and boulders enlarges and deepens the plunge pool by hydraulic action and abrasion. Rock type – in drainage basins where the underlying geology consists of relatively soft (and easily eroded) sandstones and clays, the sediment transported consists mainly of sand or clay particles.

Journey back in time to explore the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World with these informative flashcards. Concepts covered in this set of free flashcards online include the following: agriculture, food production, and rural land use; cities and urban land use; cultural patterns and processes; geography; industrialization and development; and political organization of space. Use this flashcard set to learn about the Age of Discovery and the countries and explorers who traveled the world and sparked a new global trade of ideas, products, and people. This set of flashcards will help students easily remember which island nations are in the Caribbean.They supplied critical emergency supplies and conducted a ‘damage and needs assessment’ in the affected areas.

There is an increased risk of landslides in the immediate area around the reservoir and species, such as white flag dolphin, will have their habitats disrupted.

In times of spate, when the river level and velocity are high, the river cuts down into its valley mainly by abrasion and hydraulic action. Subdivisions of geography include; human geography, physical geography (or physiography), geomatics, and integrated geography.

Although the culvert remained to take some water underground during flood conditions, a new lake was created to take over. These form when the river winds around protrusions, hills or ridges of land (spurs) which appear to interlock when viewed looking up or down a valley. Potholes are cylindrical holes drilled into the rocky bed of a river by turbulent high-velocity water loaded with pebbles. Covering the material from Geography I, II, and III, these flashcards will help your student master the physical and cultural geography of the world.The competence of a river is the diameter of the largest particle that it can carry for a given velocity. And it’s the spaced repetition of GCSE Geography content at precisely the right interval for YOUR brain that makes Brainscape so effective for remembering the facts.