tectonic forces

Download Report

Transcript tectonic forces

PHYSICAL PROCESSES:
How do physical forces
affect a region?
Describe the physical processes
that affect the environments of regions,
INCLUDING weather, tectonic forces,
erosion, and soilbuilding processes
WG.3.B
[READINESS STANDARD]
YSLETA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
SOCIAL STUDIES INSTRUCTIONAL TEAM
Howyou
many
“regions”
do you
Can
guess
what country
see?
this
is?
Great
Plains
Basin
and
Ridge
Interior
Lowlands
Coastal Plains
Now,
whatout
do on
youthis
see?
What
stands
map?
Great
Plains
Basin
and
Ridge
Interior
Lowlands
Coastal Plains
Which words do you know, and
which do you need help with?
Tectonic
Forces
Earthquake
Tsunami
Volcano
Spreading
Building
Lithosphere
Subduction
Mountain
LITHOSPHERE
How do “tectonic forces” affect
a region?
(Tectonic means “building”.
Describe
you seeitself
in the
The
earth iswhat
“building”
by Crust pulled
Continental
diagram
over the Oceanic Crust
building
lithosphere)
Ridge-Push by diverging
Subduction by its
converging
convection currents
convection currents
Magm
a apart by ‘Ridge-Push’
Continents pushed
Subduction of oceanic Crust by ‘Slab Pull’
THE HESS CONVECTION CURRENT ‘SLAB-PULL’- ‘RIDGE PUSH’ MODEL
How do “tectonic forces” affect a region?
How does “erosion” affect a region?
WATER
WIND
DESCRIBE WHAT’S HAPPENING
TO THE LAND
SOIL
GRAVITY
How does “weather” affect a region?
DESCRIBE WHAT’S HAPPENING
TO THE LAND
How does a region affect the
weather?
“Orographic” Effect -- Greek: Oro-- Hill, Graphic-- Write
Hill writing. The hill writes its effect on the weather.
Where would the “orographic
effect” be most likely?
Great
Plains
Basin
and
Ridge
Interior
Lowlands
Coastal Plains
Let’s see what we know…
Which are you ready to answer,
and which do you need a peek?
Tectonic plate
movement may be
caused by all of the
following EXCEPT—
A slab pull
B ridge push
C convection
D magnetism
All of the following
are tectonic forces
that shape the
surface of the earth
EXCEPT—
A subduction
B spreading
C transformation
D transpiration
Let’s see what we know…
Since you could answer the last
question, can you answer this one?
The Middle East consists of mountains,
upland plateaus and valleys. These
physical features are the result of:
A erosion
B tectonic forces
C deposition
D weathering
LITHOSPHERE
The same tectonic force, many
Let’s look again at “Tectonic Forces”
continents…
(Tectonic means “building”.
The earth is “building” itself
by Crust pulled
Continental
over the Oceanic Crust
building
lithosphere.)
Ridge-Push by diverging
Subduction byits
converging
convection currents
convection currents
Magm
a apart by ‘Ridge-Push’
Continents pushed
Subduction of oceanic Crust by ‘Slab Pull’
THE HESS CONVECTION CURRENT ‘SLAB-PULL’- ‘RIDGE PUSH’ MODEL
Let’s see what we know…
Which are you ready to answer,
and which do you need a peek?
Because of its location
along the "Ring of Fire,"
Japan is particularly
susceptible to which of the
following hazards?
F earthquakes and
volcanoes
G floodings and droughts
H monsoons and floodings
J earthquakes and tornados
The Pacific Islands
in the Ring of Fire
are affected by all of
the following except
—
A volcanoes
B earthquakes
C tsunamis
D tornadoes
Talk to each other, and then
talk to me…
Describe the physical processes
that affect the environments of regions,
INCLUDING weather, tectonic forces,
erosion, and soilbuilding processes.
• How do physical forces effect a
region?
• WG.3.B
Resources
• http://www.tectonicforces.org/simplified.htm
• http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2011/08/
08/the-first-true-view-of-global-erosion/
• http://www.southwestclimatechange.org/c
limate/modeling/how-models-work