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TGIF!! 09-13-2013 Turn in: Ganges assignment, quiz corrections, On your desk: Notes over South and East Asia, Review, Warm-up: Current Events with Carl, EESP style
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Agenda 1. Current events 2. Notes check: South and East Asia 3. Last Unit of Physical Geography! Southeast Asia, Australia, Oceania 4. Review for Tuesday’s Assessment!! 5. Race Around the World Game
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LAST UNIT!! Southeast Asia Australia & Oceania
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Oceania
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Which countries are most densely populated?
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How would you describe Southeast Asia’s climate?
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Vegetation/Biomes
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Aqua farming in Thailand
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Winter Monsoons: Nov.-April
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Summer Monsoons: May-Oct.
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Borneo– one of the world’s densest rainforests 3 countries occupy Borneo: Indonesia, Malaysia Brunei
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The Dayak people of Borneo maintain traditional or folk cultures
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Australia
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Hypothesize where you think populations cluster in Australia
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Ayers Rock- as called by British Uluru– as called by Aborigones
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Sydney Southeast Australia Beach
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Oceania
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Pacific Islands all have Tropical climates. Many are volcanic islands, some are atolls. What’s an atoll? A ring-like coral island or string of islands surrounding a lagoon. There are thousands in the pacific.
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Vanuatu
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Kwajalein Atoll
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What industry do you think the economy’s of Pacific Islands would be based on?
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Assessment NEXT class over all regions!! Review… read through class notes and look at maps at the beginning of each chapter. Write down major landforms and ideas on the review. 25 multiple choice questions over physical geography There will be one OER on the test…. Here are the prompts. Prepare for both, only one will be on the test.
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Question 1 : Considering the physical environment, including landforms, climate, and natural resources, explain how the USA and Canada have had an advantage in developing their economies. Question 2 : Citing physical geography, including landforms, climate, and natural resources, explain why many African nations have had trouble developing their economies
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Race around the world…. Start at: 29 N, 98 W Go to : 19 N, 100 W
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