Causes of Erosion
Types of Erosion
Dropping off Sediments
Affects of Erosion
How Soil Erosion can be Slowed
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Can weathering and erosion work together? 

Yes or No

Yes

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What is the biggest cause of erosion?

Water

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What are methods used to drop off sediments?

Wind and water

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What do people call dust storms?

Black Blizzards

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What can conserving soil do?

Slow soil erosion

200

What are weathering rocks made up of?

Sediments and small rocks

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What is a way wind weathers rock?

Abrasion

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What is transported by wind or water?

Sediments such as rocks, sand, and soil.
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Why did farmers leave their homes and move west?

The Dust Bowl

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Can trees slow wind erosions? Yes or No

Yes

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How do the sediments and small rocks get carried?

Flowing water

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What does moving water flow?

Sediments

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What is the dropping off of weathered rock called?

Deposition

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What is a very known erosion in history?

A wind erosion: The Dust Bowl

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What does conserving soil mean?

Using methods to slow erosion

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What does erosion affect?

Rocks

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How do waves cause erosion?

By breaking rocks apart. Then carry the rocks and sand to a new place.

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Where do the finer sediments reach?

Mouths or ends of rivers

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What happened during the Dust Bowl?

There was a lot of wind, and the soil without crops, flew away to a different location.

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What do farmers call the method of planting in strips?

Strip farming

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What do erosion and weathering do?

They work together to change and shape land

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How does wind erode?

By picking up small pieces of rock, sand, and soil, and moving it.

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Where do rivers and streams deposit sediments?

At their banks or sides.

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What affects erosion?

Types of rocks or soils, size of sediments, strength of wind or water, and resistance.

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Name methods to slow erosion.

Conserving soil, planting trees between fields, planting crops in strips, plowing fields across slopes.