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What is globalisation?

Globalisation is the process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected. Interconnectivity means that communication throughout the world has led to an increase in...

Answered by Olivia B. Geography tutor
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Describe the formation of an Oxbow lake

An Oxbow lake is a middle-course feature of a river which is caused water eroding the corner of a meander, resulting in an isolated corner containing a body of water. This happens as the velocity of the w...

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Explain the formation of Young Fold Mountains

Young Fold Mountains were formed around 35 million years ago but still form today. They are located in long, thin belts and are made of sedimentary rocks with granite and metamorphic rocks deep in the cor...

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Suggest how one or more of the conditions in a squatter settlement (figure 5) affects the lives of the people living there.

One condition which can be seen in figure 5 is what appears to be raw sewage or stagnant water surrounding the homes. This would increase the chance of the inhabitants catching water-bourne diseases, such...

Answered by Jack K. Geography tutor
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Why do hurricanes form in some places but not others?

Hurricanes will only form where the sea surface temperature is 27 degrees C or above. This area of the ocean is located between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, otherwise known as the ITCZ. The sea su...

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