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Comparing the effects of natural disasters on MEDCs and LEDCs To compare the effects of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes of TWO places you have studied.

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1 Comparing the effects of natural disasters on MEDCs and LEDCs To compare the effects of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes of TWO places you have studied

2 Task: Complete the table below using the case studies you have investigated for BOTH volcanic eruptions and earthquakes Name of event/country/ LEDC/MEDC Short term effectsLong term effectsLong term responsesShort term responses

3 Task: Compare! 1)How do the effects of a earthquake vary between a MEDC and an LEDC? 2)How do the effects of a volcanic eruption vary between a MEDC and an LEDC? 3)Overall what are the differences/similarities between the effects and responses in an MEDC and an LEDC after a natural disaster?

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