Locating Your Society: Geography, Resources and Significant Sites

What this note covers

1. What the Survey is for, and why it is capped at three hours
2. Geography as a causal engine, not scenery
3. Resources, and the argument from absence
4. Significant sites: choose three or four and know them properly
5. Reading a site as evidence rather than as a picture
6. Turning Survey material into marks in parts (a) and (b)
7. How the Survey is examined, and what separates a top-band answer

7 sections · 12 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes