**GEOGRAPHY – CLASS 11 (Course A) 1. INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE 2. WEATHER VS CLIMATE 2.1 Weather 2.2 Climate 3. COMPOSITION OF THE ATMOSPHERE The atmosphere is made up of gases, water vapour, dust particles, and aerosols, each influencing climatic conditions in different ways. 3.1 Importance of Atmospheric Composition 4. GASES OF THE ATMOSPHERE Air is […]
**GEOGRAPHY CLASS 11 – CHAPTER 6 1. INTRODUCTION 2. RUNNING WATER (RIVERS) Running water or fluvial action is one of the most dominant geomorphic agents on Earth. 2.1 Work of a River The river performs three main functions: 2.2 Fluvial Cycle of Erosion / Stages of River Development Rivers shape the landforms slowly over time.
GEOGRAPHY – CLASS 11 (COURSE A) CHAPTER 5: LANDFORMS & GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES 1. INTRODUCTION 2. LANDFORMS & GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES 2.1 Landforms 2.2 Geomorphic Processes 3. ENDOGENIC PROCESSES Endogenic processes originate from within the Earth, driven by internal heat, pressure, and mantle convection. 3.1 Characteristics 3.2 Types of Endogenic Processes 4. DIASTROPHISM Diastrophism includes all processes
GEOGRAPHY CLASS 11 – CHAPTER 4 DISTRIBUTION OF OCEANS AND CONTINENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DISTRIBUTION OF OCEANS AND CONTINENTS 2.1 Present Arrangement of Continents 2.2 Distribution of Oceans 3. EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF CONTINENTAL DRIFT 3.1 Continental Drift Theory (Alfred Wegener, 1912) 3.2 Evidence Categories Wegener supported his theory using geological, biological, climatic, and geographical
Geography Class 11 – CBSE – Course A – Chapter 3 📘 CHAPTER 3 — INTERIOR OF THE EARTH 1. INTRODUCTION 2. INDIRECT SOURCES 2.1 Mining 2.2 Volcanic Eruptions 2.3 Meteorites 2.4 Gravitation 2.5 Magnetic Field 2.6 Seismic Waves (Most Important Source) 3. EARTHQUAKE 3.1 Definition 3.2 Focus 3.3 Epicenter 3.4 Magnitude 3.5 Intensity 4.
📘 CHAPTER 2 — THE EARTH 1. THE EARTH – INTRODUCTION 2. ORIGIN OF THE EARTH 2.1 Meaning of Origin 2.2 The Big Bang Theory (General Cosmic Origin) 2.3 Theories Explaining Earth’s Formation There are two major categories: A. Early Theories 2.3.1 Nebular Hypothesis (Immanuel Kant & Laplace) 2.3.2 Tidal Theory (Chamberlain & Moulton) B.
