A bundle of Eduqas A Level geography answers for component 2 global governance. Questions: National government policies are more important than international agreements for the management of migration and ocean issues. Discuss this statement Assess the relative importance of strategies used by powerful countries to maintain global influence National governments have lost control of who and what is crossing their borders. Discuss Evaluate strategies to manage both illegal activities at sea and global refugee flows Globalisation depends more on the internet than it does on transport. Discuss this statement making reference to both migration and ocean governance in your answer Evaluate the view that emigration creates greater economic challenges for some countries than a lack of coastline does for others Evaluate strategies used by superpower countries to maintain their global advantage over time Cultural change in the UK has occurred mainly because of its past role as a maritime power. Discuss Before the arrival of the internet, the world’s countries and communities were far less connected than they are today. Evaluate this statement International migration has always been the most important driver of global economic growth over time. To what extent do you agree? Refer to both migration and ocean governance in your answer 2019/Q7 and SAM/Q8 use the same information

A bundle of Eduqas A Level geography answers for component 1 places. Questions: Evaluate why some people have benefitted more than others from recent changes in the central areas of cities Assess the relative importance of proximity to universities in the location of one or more quaternary industry clusters Assess the severity of challenges faced by some rural places Assess the severity of threats to retailing in central urban areas Examine the role played by local groups and external agencies in the rebranding of one or more rural places Examine the view that gentrification benefits both rich and poor residents Assess the success of the rebranding process in one or more urban places Assess the impacts of quaternary industry clusters on people and places

A bundle of Eduqas A Level geography answers for component 2 21st century challenges. Questions: Physical processes can cause place identity to change rapidly whereas human activity always brings slower changes. Discuss this statement In rural areas, physical geography is a more important driver of change than human geography. Discuss this statement The global increase in forced migration has mainly physical causes. Discuss this statement To what extent have global flows made countries more interdependent Discuss possible landscape changes affecting Greenland and other places as a result of the long term melting of Greenland’s ice

A bundle of Eduqas A Level geography answers for component 2 water and carbon. Questions: Discuss the severity of the impact of drought on different water and carbon stores To what extent do geological factors influence water and carbon cycle flows in different contexts To what extent do the water and carbon cycle flows vary seasonally and in different contexts Discuss the importance of soil as a water and carbon store To what extent can mismanaged water stores and carbon stores ever be restored to their natural state Evaluate possible consequences of water and carbon cycle feedbacks Evaluate strategies to increase local carbon cycle and water cycle storage Discuss the varied effects of heavy precipitation on water and carbon stores at a local scale Discuss the interdependence of vegetation and soil within the water and carbon cycles Climate is the most important factor influencing the formation of peatlands and their survival. Discuss

A bundle of Eduqas A Level geography answers for component 1 coasts. Questions: Examine the strengths and weaknesses of one strategy used to manage the impacts of human activity on coastal landscape systems Examine the relative importance of geology in the development in one or more landforms of coastal erosion Examine the importance of different time scales in the formation of one or more coastal landforms Assess the relative importance of longshore drift in the formation of one or more landforms of coastal deposition Examine the view that impacts of human activity on coastal landscape systems are always negative Examine the role played by biotic processes in the formation of coastal landforms Assess the relative importance of sub-aerial processes in the formation of one or more landforms of coastal erosion Examine how a systems approach aids understanding of coastal landscape change Assess the success of one strategy used to manage the interaction between human activity and coastal processes and/or landscapes Examine the relative importance of marine erosional process in the characteristics and formation of one or more landforms of coastal erosion 2022/Q4 and 2018/Q4 use the same information 2022/Q3, 2021/Q4 and 2018/Q3 use the same information