The High School Course in Geography
The High School Course in Geography
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(4) Shore Lines and their Influence 1. What three causes chiefly account for the constant changes in shore lines?
THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN GEOGRAPHY 45 2. What is the character of elevated sea-bottom coasts? Regions where such coasts now exist?
3. Character of straight mountainous coasts? Example.
4. Contrast the cause and character of straight; mountainous coasts with those of irregular mountainous coasts. Give ex- amples of the latter.
5. Why has Europe such an irregular outline? Wh...y has South America such a regular outline? Africa?
6. Discuss the effect of sinking of the coast lands upon a shore line.
7. Show in some detail how an irregular coast line develops seamanship in the people. Example.
8. Name some large bays, gulfs or seas that are due to uplift of the surrounding lands. Name some bays that are due to sinking of the land.
9. Name some islands that have been made such by sink- ing of the coast lands. Name some peninsulas that have been nearly severed from the mainland by sinking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Explain.
(4) Shore Lines and their Influence 1. What three causes chiefly account for the constant changes in shore lines?
THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN GEOGRAPHY 45 2. What is the character of elevated sea-bottom coasts? Regions where such coasts now exist?
3. Character of straight mountainous coasts? Example.
4. Contrast the cause and character of straight; mountainous coasts with those of irregular mountainous coasts. Give ex- amples of the latter.
5. Why has Europe such an irregular outline? Wh...y has South America such a regular outline? Africa?
6. Discuss the effect of sinking of the coast lands upon a shore line.
7. Show in some detail how an irregular coast line develops seamanship in the people. Example.
8. Name some large bays, gulfs or seas that are due to uplift of the surrounding lands. Name some bays that are due to sinking of the land.
9. Name some islands that have been made such by sink- ing of the coast lands. Name some peninsulas that have been nearly severed from the mainland by sinking.
What to read after The High School Course in Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Ray Hughes Whitbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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