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Unit 2 Vocabulary Review - Weathering, Environment, and Resources

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Unit 2 Vocabulary Review - Weathering, Environment, and Resources
 

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Unit 2 Vocabulary Review - Weathering, Environment, and Resources

by Raymond Smith
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Earth is a dynamic planet filled with incredible diversity , spanning seven massive landmasses , each known as a . Geographers often study these landmasses by grouping nearby areas that share similar characteristics into a specific to better understand how humans and nature interact .

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Every location on Earth has a unique , shaped heavily by its atmospheric conditions . While daily atmospheric changes happen constantly , the long - term pattern of weather over many years defines an area ? s . A major component of this pattern is , such as rain , snow , or sleet . However , physical features like mountain ranges can block moist air , creating a dry area on the leeward side known as a . These different conditions determine what natural , such as fertile soil , timber , and fresh water , are available for human use .

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Beneath the surface , powerful geologic forces are constantly reshaping the land . The planet's outer shell is broken into massive pieces called . As these giant slabs shift , collide , or slide past one another , they can trigger violent . A famous example of this deep - Earth activity is the , an area famous for frequent seismic and volcanic activity .

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Finally , the surface of Earth is continuously altered by breakdown and movement . Rock is broken down and worn away through the process of . Once these materials are broken into smaller pieces , wind , water , ice , or gravity transport them to new locations through . Together , these subterranean forces and surface processes constantly rebuild and reshape the world around us .

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