Year 10 - Geography
UK landscapes - the role of geology and past processes
The UK's physical landscape
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Year 10 - Geography
The UK's physical landscape
THis unit teaches pupils about the UK's physical landscape, forming a solid foundation for further studies of physical systems and processes. Pupils learn how geology and past processes have influenced the physical and human landscape of the UK.
You will learn to explain how geology, tectonics and glaciation have influenced the UK's upland and lowland landscapes.
The UK has upland and lowland landscapes and river systems. Geology affects the shape and type of UK landscapes.
an area shaped by physical and human processes.
Mistake: Upland areas in the UK were created by glaciers. Correction: Glaciers shaped many upland landscapes during the last Ice Age, but the original formation of mountains like those in Scotland and the Lake District was caused by tectonic activity millions of years ago.
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