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 Norwegian Sea  Atlantic Ocean  Artic Ocean  North Sea  Baltic Sea  Black Sea  Caspian Sea  Mediterranean Sea  Adriatic Sea  Northern European.

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Presentation on theme: " Norwegian Sea  Atlantic Ocean  Artic Ocean  North Sea  Baltic Sea  Black Sea  Caspian Sea  Mediterranean Sea  Adriatic Sea  Northern European."— Presentation transcript:

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2  Norwegian Sea  Atlantic Ocean  Artic Ocean  North Sea  Baltic Sea  Black Sea  Caspian Sea  Mediterranean Sea  Adriatic Sea  Northern European Plain  Alps  Ural Mountains  Caucasus Mountains  Iberian Peninsula  Apennines  Seine River (in France)  Danube River (Germany)  Steppes  Scandinavian Peninsula  Balkan Peninsula

3  Atlantic Ocean  Norwegian Sea  Artic Ocean  Mediterranean Sea  Black Sea  North Sea  Ireland  United Kingdom  Portugal Spain  France  Italy  Germany  Belgium  Switzerland  Netherlands  Denmark  Norway  Sweden  Finland  Czech Republic  Austria  Hungary  Slovenia  Bosnia  Croatia  Bulgaria  Romania  Moldova  Ukraine  Belarus  Poland  Lithuania  Latvia  Estonia  Greece  Russia  Iceland  Montenegro  Albania  Serbia

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6 Country Pop (In Millions) Pop Density (In Millions) Per Capita Electric Usage Hrs/ Person Haiti 7.0650 180090 Mexico 101.9134 91001676 Panama 2.894 60001423 Peru 2755 4550629 Venezuela 23968 62003158  Government  Language  Geography  Religion

7 Country Pop (In Millions) Pop Density (In Millions) Per Capita Electric Usage Hrs/ Person Haiti 7.0650 180090 Mexico 101.9134 91001676 Panama 2.894 60001423 Peru 2755 4550629 Venezuela 23968 62003158  Government  Language  Geography  Religion

8 I. Government II. Language III. Traditions IV. Types of Work A. II, IV B. II, III, IV C. I, II, III D. I, II, III, IV

9 I. Government II. Language III. Traditions IV. Types of Work A. II, IV B. II, III, IV C. I, II, III D. I, II, III, IV

10 Gross Domestic Country Life Expediency Product Per Capita Literacy Canada80 $29,40097% Cuba77 $ 2,30097% Ethiopia41 $ 75043% Peru71 $ 4,80091% Peru Canada Ethiopia Cuba

11 Gross Domestic Country Life Expediency Product Per Capita Literacy Canada80 $29,40097% Cuba77 $ 2,30097% Ethiopia41 $ 75043% Peru71 $ 4,80091% Peru Canada Ethiopia Cuba

12 Medical practices Democratic Government Monotheistic Religion Agricultural skills

13 Medical practices Democratic Government Monotheistic Religion Agricultural skills

14  Economic Restrictions  Crime Reduction  Personal Freedoms  Military Strength

15  Economic Restrictions  Crime Reduction  Personal Freedoms  Military Strength

16  Because the United States has no naturally occurring gold it must maintain good trade relations with most countries in Asia.  Because the United States requires so much oil it must maintain good trade relations with some countries in the Middle East.  Lack of timber in the United States requires the United States to trade with Great Britain.  The large amount of coal in the United States Requires the United States to use it instead of oil.

17  Because the United States has no naturally occurring gold it must maintain good trade relations with most countries in Asia.  Because the United States requires so much oil it must maintain good trade relations with some countries in the Middle East.  Lack of timber in the United States requires the United States to trade with Great Britain.  The large amount of coal in the United States Requires the United States to use it instead of oil.

18 Person or small group in Control Officials are appointed No laws protect rights of citizens › Unlimited › Democratic › Limited › Republican

19 Person or small group in Control Officials are appointed No laws protect rights of citizens › Unlimited › Democratic › Limited › Republican

20 In 2001, the population of Brazil was 174,468,575. The gross domestic product per capita was $7,500. The average life expectancy was 63.24 years. In 2001, the population of Chile was 15,328,467. The gross domestic product per capita was $10,000. The average life expectancy was 75.94 years. In 2001, the population, of Peru was 27,483,864. The gross domestic product per capita was $4,100. The average life expectancy was 70.3 years. Make a Table for this information: CountryLife Expectancy GDPPopulation

21 Chile 75.94$10,00015,328,467 Peru 70.3$4,10027,483,864 Brazil 63.24$7,500 174,468,575

22  A history of immigration has resulted in several cultures contributing to these societies.  The American Indian cultures in these societies did not mix with the European Cultures.  People living in these societies have economic and political freedoms.  Most of the people in these societies speak more than one language.

23  A history of immigration has resulted in several cultures contributing to these societies.  The American Indian cultures in these societies did not mix with the European Cultures.  People living in these societies have economic and political freedoms.  Most of the people in these societies speak more than one language.

24 1) Brazil 22.5 million bags 2) Columbia 10.5 million bags 3) Indonesia 6.7 million bags 4) Vietnam 5.8 million bags 5) Mexico 5 million bags 6) Ethiopia 3.8 million bags 7) India 3.8 million bags 8) Guatemala 3.5 million bags 9) Cote d’Ivoire 3.3 million bags 10) Uganda 3 million bags

25  What types of government do the top coffee producing countries have?  Where were coffee plants first discovered?  What countries import coffee ?  Why are the top-coffee producing countries in the tropics?

26  What types of government do the top coffee producing countries have?  Where were coffee plants first discovered?  What countries import coffee ?  Why are the top-coffee producing countries in the tropics?

27 California Texas Florida New York

28 California Texas Florida New York

29  Numerous forests  Arid Climate  Abundant Minerals  Rich Topsoil

30  Numerous forests  Arid Climate  Abundant Minerals  Rich Topsoil

31  Prices of scare items go up with growing demand  Competition to obtain the scarce items will decrease  Supply of the scare item will exceed demand for the item  Countries that produce scarce items will be boycotted.

32  Prices of scare items go up with growing demand  Competition to obtain the scarce items will decrease  Supply of the scare item will exceed demand for the item  Countries that produce scarce items will be boycotted.

33  Decisions regarding goods are made by market demand in the United States and by central government in Cuba?  Goods are produced according to entrepreneurs wishes in the United States and according to supply and demand in Cuba?  Decisions regarding goods are made by state governments in the United States and by the central government in Cuba?  Goods are produced according to abundance in the United States and according to scarcity in Cuba?

34  Decisions regarding goods are made by market demand in the United States and by central government in Cuba?  Goods are produced according to entrepreneurs wishes in the United States and according to supply and demand in Cuba?  Decisions regarding goods are made by state governments in the United States and by the central government in Cuba?  Goods are produced according to abundance in the United States and according to scarcity in Cuba?

35  Creating a private business  Joining government-promoted organizations  Organizing to protect the environment  Pushing to get a law passed

36  Creating a private business  Joining government-promoted organizations  Organizing to protect the environment  Pushing to get a law passed

37  Work is done for a customer and sometimes goods are provided but there is no manufacturing.  Products are on sale to consumers at lower prices than what retail can offer.  Products are sold in large quantities to businesses so that they can sell them to consumers.  Products are sold to businesses so that they can more easily manufacture goods. Economic ActivityExample IThese products make use of natural resources to provide food & products to people Wholesale II IIIThese products are sold directly to the public for use or consumption rather than for resale. ManufacturingThis is processing natural materials on a large scale, using machinery to produce products. ServiceIV

38  Work is done for a customer and sometimes goods are provided but there is no manufacturing.  Products are on sale to consumers at lower prices than what retail can offer.  Products are sold in large quantities to businesses so that they can sell them to consumers.  Products are sold to businesses so that they can more easily manufacture goods. Economic ActivityExample IThese products make use of natural resources to provide food & products to people Wholesale II IIIThese products are sold directly to the public for use or consumption rather than for resale. ManufacturingThis is processing natural materials on a large scale, using machinery to produce products. ServiceIV

39  Appalachian Mountains & Mississippi River  Rio Grande & Rocky Mountains  Mississippi River & Great Lakes  Rocky Mountains & Great Lakes

40  Appalachian Mountains & Mississippi River  Rio Grande & Rocky Mountains  Mississippi River & Great Lakes  Rocky Mountains & Great Lakes

41  Internet  Radar  Television  Radio

42  Internet  Radar  Television  Radio

43  Number One (1)  Number Two (2)  Number Three (3)  Number Four (4) 1.1. 4 2 3

44  Number One (1)  Number Two (2)  Number Three (3)  Number Four (4) 1.1. 4 2 3


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