PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY & LANDFORMS Utah Studies. Hemispheres Equator Prime Meridian.

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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY & LANDFORMS Utah Studies

Hemispheres Equator Prime Meridian

Hydrologic Cycle Circulation of water between the atmosphere, oceans, and earth Precipitation Land & Oceans Evaporation

Landforms Turn to pg 2 in textbook titled “Landforms” Look at the list of landforms given. Write 3 down that you know Write down 2 that you do NOT know

Internal Forces (Inside) Plate Tectonics: giant plates that move across the surface of the earth As they bump, push, grind, split it causes landforms to be created Earthquakes and volcanoes

Haiti Earthquake 316,000 killed Laupahoehoe Harbor, Hawaii- Tsunami April died (21 kids, 3 teachers) 200 ft of ocean floor exposed Kilauea Volcano- Hawaii One of world’s most active volcanoes

External Forces (Outside) Weathering: rocks breaks apart Done by: water, plants, animals Erosion: the broken rocks are moved around Done by: rain, rivers, glaciers, wind

Human Impact Pollution mixes with rain to create acid rain which ruins landforms Overgrazing and deforestation Digging, mining, etc.

Vocab Words Add the following words to your vocab sheet (DUE NEXT TIME) Landform/ Topography Weathering Erosion Internal Forces External Forces Physiographic Regions