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3 reasons why the Aztecs had the original site of Mexico was on a lake.
defence/fish/water
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The term to describe rocks made from old rock fragments.
Clastic
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The term to describe the ground shaking & continuing with serious effects.
Reverberating
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Define Situation
Things close to the area (eg. is it near roads, factories, other settlements?)
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What was built to link the lake to the west shores of the lake.
Causeways
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A slang term for ozone formation in Mexico City?
Dust Bin Lid Effect
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The rock group of Mexico City that causes amplifying during an earthquake.
Sedimentary
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The term used to describe underground water storage
Aquifers
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The term to describe the ground sinking?
Subsidence
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How many meters had the ground subsided between 1940 and 1985?
7 meters.
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The term to describe the creation of new land from oceans, seas, riverbeds or lake beds
Reclaim/Reclamation
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Name the lake that once existed where Mexico City lies.
Lake Texcoco
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2 reasons for water depletion
Industrialisation and Population growth
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Name the historical group of people that founded Mexico city on an island in Lake Texcoco.
Aztecs
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What is the altidude of the mountains surrounding Mexico City?
5000m
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Why was there an influx in the population?
Job seekers
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What causes the water, gas, sewerage pipes, power lines & buildings to fracture and road to crack?
Aquifers drying up.
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What is the altitude of Mexico City?
2,200m
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What percentage of the cities water comes from the 4280 sunken wells?
70%
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Define Site
Features of the actual area (eg. soil type, relief- flat/hilly land, climate, water supply)-early settlements
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How many well are there?
4280 wells
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