Global Perspectives Geographic Influence

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Global Perspectives Geographic Influence LO - understand and identify geographical influences on perspectives Describe and explain some geographic influences

What do you see. Where do people live What do you see? Where do people live? Why are there places with more people? Why is North more populated than South? Why do more people live in China and Japan but not in KZ?”

Population Distribution Can you see any patterns and can you explain why these patterns exist?

Can you think of any other geographical things that influence where people live? Watch the video on the wind You will divide into two groups to argue advantages & disadvantages of exploration and colonisation.

Perspectives on Population Make a list of the two different perspectives shown here