world geography: sample powerpoint
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When you walk in
Good morning, everyone! When you walk inPICK UP YOUR PACKET AT THE TABLE!Choose your colored pencils from the box at the table! MAKE SURE YOU GET A BLUE ONE!!!If you have been absent, check the absent files for last weeks work.
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Bellringer
10/27/14What does the phrase Middle East make you think of? Why?What type of climate do you think the Middle East has?Recall: Why is being near water so important?
Persian GulfRed SeaArabian Sea
Medina
Mecca
Tigris RiverEuphrates RiverLEAVE YOURSELF ROOM TO IDENTIFY EVERYTHING!If you want, you can outline the countries instead of coloring them in.If you want to use a pen, use a pencil first and then go over it.
COLOR THE WATER BLUE!Persian GulfRed SeaArabian Sea
Medina
Mecca
Tigris RiverEuphrates River
Turn and Talk
Based on the map, how do you think the geography of the Middle East affects the people who live there? When the timer begins, turn to the person to your right and discuss. Record ideas in your notebooks! You have 60 seconds.Middle East6059585756555453525150494847464544434241403938373635343332313029282726252423222120191817161514131211109876543210
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Mesopotamiameans between the riversTigris River and Euphrates River flow through it
Climate of the Middle EastArid; hot and dryRecall: Which type of climate usually means hot and dry?
Checkpoint What type of climate does the Middle East have?
Most Important Natural ResourcesWater and OilRecall: What kind of climate does the Middle East have?Why might oil be so important in the Middle East?
OasisOasis: area where a spring bubbles to the surfaceRecall: What are the two most important natural resources in the Middle East?Why might an oasis be important in the Middle East?
Checkpoint What is an oasis?
Location of the Middle Easts OilThe Persian Gulf
Persian GulfWhy might this location cause problems?Which country might benefit the most from this location?
Location of the Middle Easts OilThe Persian Gulf
Persian Gulf
Checkpoint Where is the Middle Easts oil located? Why is this important?
The Fertile CrescentIncludes MesopotamiaFertile landWhere worlds first civilizations developedFirst domesticated animalsRecall: What does fertile mean?Why would the worlds first civilizations develop here?
Checkpoint What is so important about the Fertile Crescent?
Why were Mesopotamia and the Fertile Crescent invaded so often?Trade and transportationNatural resourcesFertile land
Great EmpiresThe Sumerians
The Akkadian Empire
The Persian Empire
123Recall: Why were the Fertile Crescent and Mesopotamia invaded so often?
The SumeriansThe SumeriansBuilt worlds first known citiesEarly writing1
Checkpoint What two major things were the Sumerians known for?
The Akkadian Empire
The Akkadian EmpireConquered SumeriansRegions first real empire2Recall: Why were the Fertile Crescent and Mesopotamia invaded so often?
Checkpoint What two major things were the Akkadians known for?
The Persian EmpireThe Persian EmpirePresent-day IranIncludes many other empires3Locate: The Fertile Crescent, Mesopotamia, Persian Gulf
Which modern country did the Persian Empire cover most?
Great EmpiresThe Sumerians
The Akkadian Empire
The Persian Empire
123You will have to put these in order on the test!
The Rise of IslamProphet Muhammad was born in MeccaBelieved an angel told him to preach the word of GodEstablished and spread Islam in Medina His followers (Muslims) spread Islam all over
Medina
Mecca
The Rise of Islam
Check out the arrows on the map. Why might they point in those directions?
What is the Quran?Holy book of IslamAllahs message to Muhammad
Mecca vs. MedinaMeccaMuhammads birthplaceHoliest city in Islamic religion
Medina
MeccaMedinaMuhammads burial siteSecond holiest city in Islamic religion
Islam vs. Muslim vs. ArabicIslamReligion
MuslimFollowers of Islam
ArabicEthnicity and language
What does Allah mean?God in Arabic language
Try it out!
What are the differences between Islam, Muslim, and Arabic? Why is it important for us to remember the differences?Imagine that one country in the Middle East attacked its neighbor. What might they be fighting over? How would you try to solve the crisis? Consider the geography of the Middle East in your answer.
Complete sentences only!
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