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1.4.6 Forced Migration Presentation
1.4.6 Forced Migration Presentation
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1.0.1 Population and Migration Vocabulary
1.0.2 - Pre-Assessment Multiple Choice Test
1.1.1 Population Patterns Presentation
1.1.2 Population Formulas
1.1.3 Population Formulas Student Handout
1.1.4 Demographics and Politics
1.1.5 Gerrymandering Student Handout
1.2.1 Population Pyramid Student
1.2.2 Population Pyramids Student Handout(continued)
1.3.1 Population Change Terms Presentations
1.3.2 DTM Presentation
1.3.3 Demographic Transition Model and the Population Pyramid Student Handout
1.3.4 Fertility Initiatives around the World Student Handout
1.3.5 Video: A World in Balance: the People Paradox
1.4.1 Migration Terms and Concepts Presentation
1.4.2 Push/Pull Factors Student Handout
1.4.3 Push Pull Factors Quiz
1.4.4 Voluntary Migration Presentation
1.4.5 Voluntary Migration Student Handout
1.4.7 Forced Migration Student Handout
1.4.8 Major World Migrations Student Handout
1.4.8 World Migrations Presentation
1.4.9 Impact of Immigration Presentation
1.4.10 impacts of Immigration Student Handout
1.5.1 Summative Assessment Population/Migration Student Version
2.0.1 Agriculture Vocabulary List w/Definitions
2.0.2 Unit 2 Agriculture Pre-test
2.1.1 Agricultural Geography
2.1.2 The First Agricultural Revolution
2.1.3 Agricultural Hearths and Diffusion
2.1.4 The Second Agricultural Revolution
2.1.5 The Third Agricultural Revolution
2.2.1 Environment and Agriculture Presentation
2.2.4 Agricultural Regions
2.3.1 Agribusiness & the Family Farm
2.3.2 Furure of Farming: Video 1 Questions
2.3.3 As We Sow - Video Questions
2.3.4 Settlement Patterns Presentation
2.3.5 Settlement (Vonthunën) Questions and Minnesota Mapping assignment
2.3.7 Food Inc Questions
2.3.8 - The Geography of your breakfast
2.3.8 Food Inc Activity 2
2.4.2 Unit 2 Agriculture Final Test
3.0.1 Vocabulary
3.0.2 Pre-Assessment
3.1.1 Indicators of Development Presentation
3.1.2 Gapminder Activity
3.1.3 Gender Development Presentation
3.1.4 Gender Development Jigsaw Activity
3.1.5 Learning Target 3.1 Check-in
3.2.1 Development Models Presentation
3.2.2 Financing Global Development Activity
3.2.3 Learning Target Check-in
3.3.1 Industrial Revolution Presentation
3.3.2 The Urban Game Presentation
3.3.3 The Urban Game Key
3.3.4 Learning Target 3.3 Check-in
3.4.1 Weber's Least Cost Theory Presentation
3.4.2 Industrial Locations Activity
3.4.3 Learning Target Check-in
3.5.1 Industrial Regions Presentation
3.5.2 Article Analysis: "A Race to the Bottom?"
3.5.3 NAFTA Debate Guidelines
3.5.4 Learning Target Check-in
3.6.2 Activity 8.1 Unit Review Guide
3.6.3 Activity 8.2 Unit Assessment
4.1.1 Activity 1.1 What is Geo-Politics
4.1.5 Activity 1.2 Constructing a Boundary
4.2.1 Activity 2.1 Mapping Boundary Conflicts
4.3.1 Activity 3.1 What Are Colonialism and Imperialism
4.3.3 Activity 3.2 Boundaries and European Colonialism
4.3.5 Africa Map Questions
4.3.6 Activity 3.3 Scramble for Africa Comic Strip
4.3.8 Activity 3.4 The Coming of the Pink Cheeks
4.3.9 Activity 3.5 Legacy of Colonialism
4.4.1 Activity 4.1 What is the European Union?
4.4.2 Activity 4.2 Mapping European Union Members
4.4.3 Activity 4.3 How the EU Distributes Funds
4.4.4 Activity 4.4 Single Market and Free Trade
4.4.5 The Single Market Reading and Questions
4.5.0 Assessment - Geo-Politics Unit
5.0 Cultural Geography Introduction
5.0.1 Vocabulary List
5.1.1 Race, Ethnicity and Culture
5.1.2 What is Culture
5.2.1 Cultural Diffusion
5.3.1 Social, Economic and Political Processes
5.3.2 Activity
5.3.3 Culture Story Project - text version
5.4.1 Final Project
5.4.2 Unit 5 Summative Assessment
6.0.1 Vocabulary List
6.0.2 Urban Geography Review Guide
6.0.3 Pre-Assessment
6.1.1 Types of Services/Central Place Theory Presentation
6.1.2 Super Target Project Guidelines
6.1.3 Super Target Project Handout
6.1.4 Learning Target Check-in
6.2.1 Urban Hierarchy/Rank-Size and Primate City Rule Presentation
6.2.2 Urban Hierarchy Activity
6.2.3 Learning Target 6.2 Check-in
6.3.1 Urban Models Presentation
6.3.2 Urban Models in the Real World Project Guidelines
6.3.3 Learning Target 6.3 Check-in
6.4.1 Effects of Over-Urbanization Presentation
6.4.2 'Slumming It' Documentary Analysis
6.4.3 Changing Urban Landscapes Presentation
6.4.4 Changing Urban Landscapes Jigsaw Activity
6.4.5 Gentrification Debate Guidelines
6.4.6 Learning Target 6.4 Check-in
Urban Geography Assessment
1.4.7 Forced Migration Student Handout ►