Geomorphic Processes
The process whereby soil and rocks are worn away and moved to a new location by agents such as wind, water, or ice.
What is Erosion?
This landscape is formed by tectonic plates on the Earth’s surface pushing against each other.
What is Mountain landscape?
What recently happened in Nepal.
What is Flood/Flooding?
When a person moves to a new location to live there for the foreseeable future.
What is Permanent Migration?
Spell the name of the great Mongol Leader who established the largest ever continuous land empire.
Who is Genghis Khan?
The process that moves eroded material to a new location.
What is Transportation?
This landscape is full of unique features such as caves, stalactites, springs, and sinkholes.
What is Karst Landscape?
What happens when tectonic plates shift underwater.
What is a Tsunami?
The number of people required to make a city a megacity
What is 10 million?
This triangular societal structure was used throughout Europe during the middle ages, with the King/God on top and slaves and peasants on the bottom.
What is the Feudal System?
The name for the movement, collision, and separation of the Earth's massive plates.
What is Tectonic Activity?
This kind of landscape covers about one-third of the Earth’s surface.
What is Desert Landscape?
The name of the most powerful hurricane ever, with winds of up to 345km/h, which is the female equivalent of the loveable Bikini Bottom resident who lives under a rock.
What is Hurricane Patricia?
A word you might use to describe a a quaint little country town.
What is Rural?
The name of the founding document of Australia that sets up the rules, structure, and powers of the our government.
What is the Constitution?
The breakdown of rocks due to the action of weather, chemicals, plant and animals.
What is Weathering?
This landscape is excellent for agricultural uses such as farming because the land is rich and fertile.
What is Riverine Landscape?
You wouldn't want to jump through this area in the pacific where the most earthquakes/volcanic eruptions occur.
What is The Ring of Fire?
Employment opportunities, high-density populations, complex infrastructure, and access to services and facilites mean that a town is this.
What is Urban/Urbanised?
This group of 12 people decide if the defendant is innocent or guilty in a criminal justice case.
What is a Jury?
The process by which sediments, soil, and rocks are added to a landform.
What is Deposition?
This landscape is created by humans.
What is Built Landscape?
The system used to measure the size/magnitude of earthquakes.
What is the Richter Scale?
The number of megacities in the world (+/- 3).
What is 33?
These gross, puss-filled lumps gave the Black Death its scientific name.
What are Buboes?