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Russia: How does geography shape the country?
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I can use a geographic information system (GIS) to analyse human and physical geographical features in Russia and explain how they are related.
I can describe the physical landscapes and landforms across Russia, including rivers, seas, mountain ranges, plains, and plateaus.
I can explain the different climate types across Russia.
I can describe the distribution of Russia's main biomes and explain how vegetation is adapted to the climate and soil conditions in each.
I can explain why temperate grasslands are well-suited for farming and why the steppe is important to Russia.
I can give reasons for Russia’s uneven population distribution and describe and explain major changes to Russia’s population since 1950.
I can analyse historical maps to understand how Russia's borders have changed since 1914.
I can describe what Moscow is like using the six features that interact to make a place.
I can describe the inequality between rural and urban areas of Russia and the challenges Indigenous peoples face.
I can evaluate the challenges and opportunities of Russia’s reliance on fossil fuels and identify sources of renewable energy.
I can explain the reasons for Russia’s power and influence in the world and evaluate its status as a global superpower.
I can describe the impact of climate change on Russia's environment, economy and population.
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