| A | B |
|---|
| desert | landscape that receives less than 25ml of rain a year |
| mountain | landscaped formed by tectonic plates |
| spiritual | landscape value that has sacred or supernatural meaning |
| cultural | landscape value that has isgnificant meaning to particular society or group |
| built | term to describe man-made landscape |
| landscape | different parts of the earths surface. |
| coastal | landscape where the land meets the sea |
| economic | landscape value that has commercial/financial value –tourism, mining or forestry |
| aesthetic | landscape value that is good for our well being |
| oral | history is a mix of old traditions and written history |
| conflicting | when one landscape value competes with another, values are said to be |
| coastal aesthetics and economic value | example of conflicting values |
| land degradation | reducing the quality of the soil |
| mining, farming and deforestation | factors that cause land degradation |
| soil erosion | the is the removal of topsoil from an area. |
| tectonic plates | the Earth's surface is cracked into large pieces called |
| divergent | term to describe tectonic plates pulling apart from one another |
| convergent | term used to describe tectonic plates pushing against one another |
| subduction | when two tectonic plates meet and one is forced under the other |
| core | centre of the earth is called this |
| crust | outside layer of the earth is called this |
| outer core | layer of earth that is made up of metals such as iron |
| mountain | fold and volcanic are types of |
| mount etna | a famous volcanic mountain located in italy |
