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What's the best way for me to quickly boost my grade?

Providing place specific examples, rather than broader text book case study examples, begins to set aside your answer from the pack. For example, for a question asking about the effects of out of town ...

Answered by James E. • Geography tutor

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My honours degree was in geography and sociology. Therefore, I can help engage you with a broad range of political, social and environmental theories (and the ways in which they intertwine!)

Answered by Laurie K. • Geography tutor

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What are the characteristics of the temperate deciduous woodland biome?

Temperate deciduous woodland is found between the latitudes of 40 and 60 degrees north and south of the equator. It is a high energy biome, meaning it has a high level of productivity and exists in a s...

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With reference to a named disease of affluence, outline the impact on health, economic development and lifestyle.

A disease of affluence affecting MEDCs such as the USA and the UK is Coronary Heart Disease. The rate of this disease is increasing due to the high rates of obesity and smoking in both countries. The d...

Answered by Laurie K. • Geography tutor

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Describe and comment on the social, economic and political implications of population change?

An increasing population results in the social problems of over-crowding, with the availability of less homes, increasing the demand for houses of multiple occupancy, and raising house...

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