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Card 16

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settlements

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Card 17

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river meander loops made good defensive locations

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Card 18

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shallow points of rivers were used as fords

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Card 19

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as settlements grew the settlements took over the landscape, in big cities many streams and small rivers now run in tunnels underground

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Card 20

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soft rock e.g. clay : soft rock is easily eroded by the sea cliffs will be less rugged and less steep than hard rock coasts, soft rock landscapes includes bays

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Card 21

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joints and faults : joints are small crocks in rocks,and faults are larger cracks in rocks, both make rok more susceptible to erosion, rocks with more joints and faults are eroded more quickly than rocks with fewer joints and faults

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Card 22

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geological structure e.g. if soft rocks and hard rocks occur together

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Card 23

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local currents and tidal ranges (the difference in height between low and high tides)

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Card 24

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concordant and discordant coasts

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Card 25

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how waves erode the coast

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