Study of Continents: Europe, Africa, Australia and Antarctica — Chapter Summary
ICSE · Class 7 · Geography
Summary of Study of Continents: Europe, Africa, Australia and Antarctica for ICSE Class 7 Geography. Part of the ICSE Class 7 Geography syllabus.
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Overview
Europe, Africa, Australia and Antarctica show how landforms, climate, boundaries and human life are connected. Europe is the western peninsula of Eurasia and is known for its political divisions, mountain systems, rivers and lakes. Switzerland is an important case study because its tourism depends o
Key Concepts
Europe is the western peninsula
Europe is the western peninsula of the giant supercontinent Eurasia. It is the second-smallest continent and is divided from Asia by watersheds includ
Europe includes Scandinavian countries
Europe includes Scandinavian countries, Western Europe, low countries or Benelux countries, Southern Europe, Italian or Apennine Peninsula, Central Eu
This physiographic division includes the Ural
This physiographic division includes the Ural Mountains, Scandinavian Mountains, Mountains of Britain and the Baltic Shield. These highlands are old,
The North European plains stretch across
The North European plains stretch across a wide belt from western Europe into Russia. The Russian Plain is mainly made of ancient metamorphic rocks, w
Central Uplands are lower than
Central Uplands are lower than the Alpine mountains and are broken remains of the old Hercynian mountain system. They include the Meseta, Central Mass
Learning Objectives
- Locate Europe, Africa, Australia and Antarctica on the world map.
- Identify countries in Europe, Africa and Australia.
- Locate major physical features of these continents on the map.
- Understand why Antarctica is a human-free zone.
- Explain how geography affects the life of people through case studies.
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