§5.1: Differences in nature - part 2

§5.1: Differences in nature

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§5.1: Differences in nature

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Plate tectonics

Europe: volcanoes and earthquakes

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Volcanoes: Southern Europe (Mediterranean Sea)

Subduction zone
Convergent movement of a oceanic and continental plate
Strato volcanoes
Explosive, steep slopes

Vesuvius

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Volcanoes: Iceland

Formed by mid-ocean ridge
Divergent movement of two oceanic plates
Shield volcanoes
Effusive and flat slopes

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Learning goals

You know which natural hazards Europe is faced with.
You can explain how and where an earthquake occurs.
You know in which European countries the chance on an earthquake is the biggest.
You can explain the connection between plate tectonics and the presence of natural resources in Europe.

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Endogenous forces

Plate tectonics: how do plate tectonics start?

Convection currents
Rock melts due to the temperature of the core and molten rock starts to flow
These convection currents cause earth plates to move

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Three types of plate tectonics

Convergent
Divergent
Transform

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Consequences of plate tectonics

Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Mountain formation

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How does an earthquake occur?

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At what plate boundary does an earthquake occur?

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Earthquakes in the Mediterranean

How does an earthquake occur?

Friction between two plates
When the pressure becomes too big an earthquakes happens

At what plate boundary does an earthquake occur?

Convergent
Transform

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Explain the difference between the epicenter and hypocenter

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Earthquakes

Epicenter
Hypocenter

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Consequences

Damage caused by earthquake differs from place to place
Poor countries suffer the worst consequences

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Take a look at the map:
Where in Europe are mountains? And how do read this from the map?

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Europe: mountains

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Europe: mountains

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Scandinavia and Schotland

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Pyrenees and Alps

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Natural resources

Europe has travelled a long way: tropics to a higher latitude
Different climates
Natural resources: ore, coal, salt and calcium
Fossils

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Assignment

Read §5.1
Make assignment 1, 2, 3 and 6

Finished? Make assignment 4 and 5

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§5.1: Differences in nature - part 2

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