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What term describes the distance over which wind blows to create waves?
What term describes the distance over which wind blows to create waves?
- Fetch (correct)
- Stack
- Storm Surge
- Erosion
A stack is created when an arch collapses.
A stack is created when an arch collapses.
True (A)
What are the two categories of engineering used to protect coastlines?
What are the two categories of engineering used to protect coastlines?
Hard Engineering and Soft Engineering
A __________ is a coastal flood of rising water caused by low pressure weather systems.
A __________ is a coastal flood of rising water caused by low pressure weather systems.
Which of the following best describes soft engineering?
Which of the following best describes soft engineering?
Match the coastal terms with their definitions:
Match the coastal terms with their definitions:
What is longshore drift primarily responsible for?
What is longshore drift primarily responsible for?
The longer the fetch, the smaller the waves will be.
The longer the fetch, the smaller the waves will be.
Describe one way that coastal erosion processes can affect people.
Describe one way that coastal erosion processes can affect people.
The formation of a stump occurs before the formation of a stack.
The formation of a stump occurs before the formation of a stack.
What processes lead to the formation of cracks at the base of a headland?
What processes lead to the formation of cracks at the base of a headland?
The process of ____ occurs when an arch grows larger and eventually collapses.
The process of ____ occurs when an arch grows larger and eventually collapses.
Match the coastal features with their order of formation:
Match the coastal features with their order of formation:
What is the main difference between hard and soft engineering in coastal management?
What is the main difference between hard and soft engineering in coastal management?
The process of longshore drift is influenced by the prevailing wind.
The process of longshore drift is influenced by the prevailing wind.
What is formed when the arch collapses?
What is formed when the arch collapses?
Which of the following is an advantage of using a wall as a coastline defense?
Which of the following is an advantage of using a wall as a coastline defense?
Adding more sand or shingle to widen the beach does not create any lasting effects.
Adding more sand or shingle to widen the beach does not create any lasting effects.
Explain how the theatre in Tudor England reflected cultural and social values.
Explain how the theatre in Tudor England reflected cultural and social values.
In Tudor England, education was largely limited to the ______________ class due to the expense of books.
In Tudor England, education was largely limited to the ______________ class due to the expense of books.
Match the following Tudor entertainment with their descriptions:
Match the following Tudor entertainment with their descriptions:
What does the crown in Elizabeth's portrait symbolize?
What does the crown in Elizabeth's portrait symbolize?
The Sceptre and orb represent education and culture in Tudor England.
The Sceptre and orb represent education and culture in Tudor England.
What was a significant challenge faced by Tudor England regarding education?
What was a significant challenge faced by Tudor England regarding education?
Which monarch was known as 'Bloody Mary'?
Which monarch was known as 'Bloody Mary'?
Henry VIII was the first monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
Henry VIII was the first monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
What significant event occurred in 1588 involving the Spanish Armada?
What significant event occurred in 1588 involving the Spanish Armada?
The Tudor monarch who ruled for only nine days was _____ .
The Tudor monarch who ruled for only nine days was _____ .
Match the following Tudor events with their corresponding monarch:
Match the following Tudor events with their corresponding monarch:
Which of the following best describes the education of the rich during the Tudor period?
Which of the following best describes the education of the rich during the Tudor period?
Tudor entertainment included popular music and sports but did not feature theatre.
Tudor entertainment included popular music and sports but did not feature theatre.
What writing instrument used in Tudor England was made from bird feathers?
What writing instrument used in Tudor England was made from bird feathers?
What was Mary I commonly referred to as due to her actions during her reign?
What was Mary I commonly referred to as due to her actions during her reign?
Elizabeth I is remembered for her defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588.
Elizabeth I is remembered for her defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588.
Who became king after the death of Henry VIII?
Who became king after the death of Henry VIII?
Mary I is remembered for trying to restore _________ in England and for persecuting people with different beliefs.
Mary I is remembered for trying to restore _________ in England and for persecuting people with different beliefs.
Which of the following monarchs ruled before Elizabeth I?
Which of the following monarchs ruled before Elizabeth I?
Match the Tudor monarchs with their respective facts:
Match the Tudor monarchs with their respective facts:
Name one type of entertainment popular during the Tudor period.
Name one type of entertainment popular during the Tudor period.
In 1588, Elizabeth I's forces defeated the _________.
In 1588, Elizabeth I's forces defeated the _________.
Flashcards
Fetch
Fetch
The length of water that the wind blows over.
Storm Surge
Storm Surge
A coastal flood of rising water caused by low pressure weather systems.
Cave
Cave
A hole in the cliff formed by the erosive power of waves.
Stack
Stack
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Hard Engineering
Hard Engineering
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Soft Engineering
Soft Engineering
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Coasts
Coasts
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Coastal Erosion
Coastal Erosion
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Longshore Drift
Longshore Drift
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Swash
Swash
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Backwash
Backwash
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Arch
Arch
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Sea Wall
Sea Wall
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Groynes
Groynes
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Beach Nourishment
Beach Nourishment
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Dune Regeneration
Dune Regeneration
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Rock Armour
Rock Armour
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Tudor Monarchy Order
Tudor Monarchy Order
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Bloody Mary
Bloody Mary
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Elizabethan Portraits
Elizabethan Portraits
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Tudor Education & Entertainment
Tudor Education & Entertainment
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Tudor Women
Tudor Women
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Quill
Quill
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Vellum
Vellum
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Spanish Armada
Spanish Armada
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Who was Henry VIII?
Who was Henry VIII?
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Who was Edward VI?
Who was Edward VI?
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Who was Elizabeth I?
Who was Elizabeth I?
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What was Mary I's objective as queen?
What was Mary I's objective as queen?
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What was Elizabeth I's most notable victory?
What was Elizabeth I's most notable victory?
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What was a notable development in the arts during the Tudor period?
What was a notable development in the arts during the Tudor period?
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Who were the Tudors?
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Study Notes
Humanities Term 1 Revision
- Midterm exam will cover coasts, with 25 marks for geography and 28 marks for history.
- Learning objective: To revise coasts.
Coasts
- Definition: The land along the sea/ocean.
- Key Terms: Fetch, Storm Surge, Cave, Stack, Hard Engineering, Soft Engineering.
Fetch
- Definition: The length/distance the wind blows over water.
- Impact: Longer fetch = bigger waves.
Storm Surge
- Definition: Coastal flood of rising water caused by low-pressure weather systems.
Cave
- Definition: A hole in the cliff.
Stack
- Definition: A vertical block of cliff left after an arch collapses.
Hard Engineering
- Definition: Man-made structures used to protect the coast.
Soft Engineering
- Definition: Techniques using natural materials to reduce coast erosion.
Wave Processes
- Erosion: Waves wear down the coast.
- Transport: Waves move eroded material.
- Deposition: Waves drop material in sheltered areas where they lose energy.
Erosion processes
- Hydraulic action: Force of water entering cracks in rock.
- Abrasion/Corrasion: Waves throwing material against rock.
- Attrition: Chunks of rock breaking into smaller pieces.
- Solution: Water dissolving soluble material in rock
Transportation: Longshore Drift
- Definition: Movement of sediment along the coastline.
- Processes: Swash (movement up the beach) and backwash (movement down the beach).
- Direction: Backwash is at right angles to the beach. This creates the longshore movement.
Formation of Coastal Features
- Stack formation: Arch forms, arch enlarges, arch collapses (remains as a stack), stack erodes further (becomes a stump).
- Cracks and Caves: Waves cause weaknesses at base of headlands through hydraulic action and abrasion, this creates cracks, cracks widen to form caves.
- Arch formation: Caves become larger, cracks appear above the cave on top of headland, creating an arch.
- Stump formation: Stack collapses; further erosion leaves the stump (or stack).
Coastal Protection Strategies
- Hard Engineering: Sea Walls, Groynes, Riprap/Rock Armour, all aim to protect the coast from erosion.
- Soft Engineering: Beach Nourishment, Managed Retreat.
Coastal Management (Further points)
- Examples of soft engineering techniques: Beach nourishment, placement of groynes, and managed retreat.
- Cost of different approaches.
- Environmental impact.
Tudor England
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Monarchy: The order was Henry VIII -> Edward VI -> Mary I -> Elizabeth I.
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Mary I: Known as "Bloody Mary"; persecuted Protestants.
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Education: Different social classes had different access to learning. Wealthy learned Latin, religion, etc. while less wealthy focused on practical skills needed for work.
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Entertainment: Banquets, music, dancing, theatre (Shakespeare) were widespread; all reflecting the wealth and power of the ruling class and Tudor society.
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Portraits: These were used to demonstrate the power of the Monarchs.
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Key terms: quills (writing instruments), Spanish Armada (fleet sent by Spain).
Further Activities
- Activity 1: Create Flashcards with key terms and definitions.
- Activity 2: Draw a timeline of Tudor monarchs and include key events.
- Activity 3: fill-in-the-gap sentences about the order of the monarchs, key events and facts (e.g., Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Defeat of the Spanish Armada).
- Activity 4: Design a poster on Tudor entertainment; showcasing activities, illustrating, and researching.
- Other Activities: Tudor Quizzes. Tudor Family Tree.
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Test your knowledge on coastal geography with this quiz covering topics like erosion, coastal protection methods, and the formation of coastal features. From the definition of fetch to the differences between soft and hard engineering, this quiz highlights essential concepts in coastal studies.
