GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM SIX We have: Notes A, Notes B and Notes C Notes A Click the links below to view the notes: POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT WATER MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE USE OF FORESTRY SUSTAINABLE MINING TOURISM MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES POWER ENERGY AND RESOURCES TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION … .. Notes B Click the links below to view the notes: 1. POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT 2. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 3. SUSTAINABLE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES 4. ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY TOURISM 5. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 6. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION … Notes C Click Here…
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GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM FIVE We have: Notes A and Notes B Notes A Click the links below to view the notes: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MAP INTERPRETATION PHOTOGRAPH INTERPRETATION SURVEY RESEARCH STATISTICS SOIL SETTLEMENT SPACE DYNAMIC (WEATHER and CLIMATE) .. .. Notes B We have: Physical Geography and Practical Geography .. .. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Click the links below to view the notes: 1. EVOLUTION, COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF THE EARTH 2. ENDOGENIC PROCESSES OF THE EARTH 3. EXOGENIC PROCESSES OF THE EARTH 4. WATER MASSES 5. SOILS 6. ATMOSPHERIC…
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR ADVANCED LEVEL Click the links below to view the notes: FORM FIVE FORM SIX THE LARGEST LAKES IN AFRICA1. Lake VictoriaLakeVictoria sits as the largest lake on the African continent. It encompassesa surface area of 23,146 sq mi or 59,947 sq km. Covering this vast space,the lake is also the world’s biggest tropical lake. It seconds LakeSuperior’s size when it comes to the largest freshwaterlakes in the world. The lake receives most of its water from rainfall with onlyone outlet through the NileRiver. It was named after Queen Victoria by explorer JohnHanning Speke, the first man to document the lake in 1858. With a volume of2,424 cubic…
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM FOUR We have: Notes A and Notes B Notes A To view the Notes for Form Four, click the following links below: TOPIC 1 – INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH TOPIC 2 – CLIMATE AND NATURAL REGIONS TOPIC 3 – HUMAN POPULATION TOPIC 4 – SETTLEMENT TOPIC 5 – ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND MANAGEMENT Notes B To view the Notes for Form Four, click the following links below: 1. INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC RESEARCH 2. CLIMATE AND NATURAL CLIMATE REGIONS 3. HUMAN POPULATION 4. SETTLEMENTS 5. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND MANAGEMENT .. AMAZING GEOGRAPHICAL PLACES IN…
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM THREE We have: Notes A and Notes B Notes A To view the Notes and Books for Form Three, click the following links below: TOPIC 1 – STRUCTURE OF THE EARTH TOPIC 2 – (a) FORCES THAT AFFECTS THE EARTH (b) BOOKS OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY TOPIC 3 – SOIL TOPIC 4 – ELEMENTARY SURVEYING AND MAP MAKING … TOPIC 5 – (a) MAP READING AND INTERPRETATION (b) BOOKS OF MAP READING TOPIC 6 – (a) PHOTOGRAPH READING…
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM TWO We have: Notes A and Notes B Notes A To view the Notes for Form Two, click the following links below: .. TOPIC 1 – HUMAN ACTIVITIES TOPIC 2 – AGRICULTURE TOPIC 3 – WATER MANAGEMENT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOPIC 4 – SUSTAINABLE USE OF FOREST RESOURCES TOPIC 5 – SUSTAINABLE MINING TOPIC 6 – TOURISM TOPIC 7 – MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY TOPIC 8 – POWER ENERGY AND RESOURCES TOPIC 9 – TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION Notes B To view the Notes for Form Two, click the following links below: 1. HUMAN ACTIVITIES 2. AGRICULTURE 3.…
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR FORM ONE We have: Notes A and Notes B Notes A To view the Notes for Form One, click the following links below: … TOPIC 1 – CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY TOPIC 2 – THE SOLAR SYSTEM TOPIC 3 – MAJOR FEATURES OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE TOPIC 4 – WEATHER TOPIC 5 – CLIMATE TOPIC 6 – MAP WORK Notes B To view the Notes for Form One, click the following links below: 1. THE CONCEPT OF GEOGRAPHY 2. THE SOLAR SYSTEM 3. MAJOR FEATURES OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE 4. WEATHER AND CLIMATE 5. MAP WORK …
GEOGRAPHY NOTES FOR ORDINARY LEVEL To view the Geography Notes for Ordinary Level, click thefollowing links below: FORM ONE FORM TWO FORM THREE FORM FOUR HOWTO PERFORM BETTER IN GEOGRAPHY 1.Start with The Continents Muchlike how it is easier to explain Mathematics at the basic level first,Geography is also a whole lot easier at the basic level. And one of the mostbasic levels of Geography starts with knowledge about each continent. Thisknowledge doesn’t have to include all the countries that belong to a specificcontinent. One can start by learning where each continent is…
HISTORY NOTES FOR FORM SIX We have:Notes A and Notes B Notes A Click the links below to view the notes: TOPIC 1 – THE RISE OF CAPITALISM IN EUROPETOPIC 2 – THE RISE OF DEMOCRACY IN EUROPETOPIC 3 – IMPERIALISM AND TERRITORIAL DIVISION OF THE WORLD (COLONIZATION OF AFRICA)TOPIC 4 – THE RISE OF DICTATORSHIP IN GERMANY, ITALY AND JAPANTOPIC 5 – THE RISE OF SOCIALISMTOPIC 6 – THE EMERGENCE OF U.S.A AS A NEW CAPITALIST SUPER POWERTOPIC 7 – THREATS TO WORLD PEACE AFTER WWIITOPIC 8 – NEO-COLONIALISM AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN THE THIRD WORLD Notes BClick the links below to view the notes: 1. RISE OF CAPITALISM IN…
HISTORY NOTES FOR FORM FIVE We have:Notes A and Notes B Notes AClick the links below to view the notes: Topic 1 – PRE COLONIAL AFRICAN SOCIETIESTopic 2 – AFRICA AND EUROPE IN THE 15TH CENTURYTopic 3 – THE PEOPLE OF AFRICAN ORIGIN IN THE NEW WORLDTopic 4 – FROM COLONIALISM TO THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1880’S-1914)Topic 5 – COLONIAL ECONOMY AND SOCIAL SERVICES AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WARTopic 6 – INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FORCES AND THE RISE OF NATIONALISM AND THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCETopic 7 – POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TANZANIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE Notes BClick the links below to view the notes: 1. PRE-COLONIAL AFRICAN SOCIETIES 2. AFRICA…