The Settlement Regions of Earth
Disadvantages of Mountains
* High altitude
* Hypoxia
* Cold temperature
No civilizations above 13000-14000 feet
* Isolated
* sway/trade
* Agriculture
Tropical Rainforest Disadvantages
* Poor soil
* Disease
High latitudes Polar
Mid latitudes Temperate
petty(a) latitudes Tropic
Continental Drift vs. Plate Tectonics
* Idea of continental bluster came first
Plate Tectonics
* North American and Eurasian plates are diverging
* Continental crust and Oceanic crust
* New crust is formed by magma coming out from the mantle
* New crust is compensated by forming mountains elsewhere, The plate is shoved down into the mantle, melted (subduction), and possibly forms volcanoes.
Tundra, Northern Norway
* non good for agriculture, cold & dry
* non good for enthral; not very accessible
Namib Desert, Namibia
* Sub-Saharan
* Not densely populated
The Sahel, Africa
* Big hassle: Not very many people, but the population is outgrowth very rapidly
* Desertification: Causing a desert by baring the land
Steppes of Mongolia
* Steppe Transition state between desert climate and wet climate
Mediterranean Woodland
* Dry Farming Dont drive irrigation water to farm
* Northern Africa (mid-latitudes), weather comes from the west
Tropical Rainforest, West Indies (Caribbean)
* Not conducive to human settlement
* Lots of precipitation leeching minerals out of the soil
* Bugs
African Rift Valley
* Plates are separating
Java
* Most densely populated island in Asia
* Living near a volcano produces lots of stiff soil
What Factors Affect World Temperature Patterns?
Reasons for temperatures
* Direct sun light (angle of sun)
* Land-water heat energy contrast
Temperature Determinants
* Distance from equator
* Angle of sun (high angle near equator)
* natural elevation further away from ground...If you want to get a broad essay, order it on our website: Orderessay
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