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GCSE Geography AQA: Human Geography Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is urbanisation? The growth of a country's population living In an urban area What percentage of the world are urbanised? More than 50% (3.9 billion) of the world live in urban areas Why does urbanisation vary around the world? It varies between HIC which are more economically developed and LIC which are less economically developed. HIC have been industrialised so people already live in city's. What causes urbanisation...

What is urbanisation? Correct Answer The growth of a country's population living In an urban area What percentage of the world are urbanised? Correct Answer More than 50% (3.9 billion) of the world live in urban areas Why does urbanisation vary around the world? Correct Answer It varies between HIC which are more economically developed and LIC which are less economically developed. HIC have been industrialised so people already live in city's. What causes urbanisation? Correct Answer ...

What are maps used for? -ANSWER - show an area larger than a person can see - present information concisely, especially the features of most interest to the user - demonstrate spatial relationships - show things people cannot see directly, such as minerals below ground or records of daily temperatures. Reference map -ANSWER - store data and show a variety of features for a variety of uses. - general storehouses of information Thematic maps -ANSWER - highlight specific themes -goal is ...

What makes a state a state? - answer-Territoriality and Sovereignty What are the conditions of statehood? - answer-Permanent population, Defined territory, a Government, and capacity to enter relations with other states What is power? - answer-Ability to achieve ones personal goals or purposes, get other to do what you want Hard Power - answer-Military, Visible, and tangible Soft Power - answer-Negotiations, Norm Making, Indirect What are the elements of rational choice? - answer-...

state - Answer- self-governing political entity with sovereignty and characteristics that include territrory, population, organization and recognition. Universally, it is the highest political organization. Failed State - Answer- A state characterized by social, political, and economic failure. Common Characteristics of a Failed State - Answer- a central government too weak or ineffective to control its territory, non-provision of public services, widespread corruption and criminality, ref...

Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing The craft of caring 2ND EDITION Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing The craft of caring Second edition This page intentionally left blank Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing The craft of caring Second edition Edited by Phil Barker PhD RN FRCN Honorary Professor, University of Dundee, Scotland PART OF HACHETTE LIVRE UK First published in Great Britain...

What is urbanisation? - answer-The growth of a country's population living In an urban area What percentage of the world are urbanised? - answer-More than 50% (3.9 billion) of the world live in urban areas Why does urbanisation vary around the world? - answer-It varies between HIC which are more economically developed and LIC which are less economically developed. HIC have been industrialised so people already live in city's. What causes urbanisation? - answer-Rural to urban migration...

Edexcel Geography A-Level: Migration, Identity and Sovereignty. Case studies from Migration topic of Edexcel A-Level GeographyDesigned for the 2022-2023 exam series but can be used for any year :)- (Sourced from Hodder Education Edexcel Textbook). 2023 Summary Update Ethnic conflict and contested borders in Iraq and Syria - ANS-▫️Middle East - unhappy fit between state borders and regions ethnic map. ▫️Root cause of ongoing conflict is Sykes-picot line. Drawn by Great Br...

AQA Geography Paper 2 (Questions and Answers A+ Graded 100% Verified) What does the term development mean? ANSWER: This refers to how a country has grown economically and technologically and its typical quality of life. What does quality of life mean? ANSWER: Refers to the well-being of individuals with respect to a range of human needs that should be met including economic, social (education, health etc); psychological (happiness, freedom etc.); Physical (diet, access to water etc.) Def...

Chem 15/03 CFC's Questions and Answers 2023 What are CFC's? Chlorofluorocarbons- contain only chlorine, fluorine and carbon- all hydrogens replaced. Describe CFC's? Volatile Non toxic Non flammable Stable What were CFC's used in? Why were they stopped being used in these? Fridges Aerosol cans Air conditioning Dry cleaning Destroying ozone layer. Where is ozone layer? In layer of atmosphere called stratosphere. It contains most of atmosphere's ozone mole...