Chapter 15-Section 1 Physical Geography Pg. 419 - 422.

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Chapter 15-Section 1 Chapter 15-Section 1 Physical Geography Physical Geography Pg. 419 - 422

Transcript of Chapter 15-Section 1 Physical Geography Pg. 419 - 422.

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Chapter 15-Section 1Chapter 15-Section 1Physical GeographyPhysical Geography

Chapter 15-Section 1Chapter 15-Section 1Physical GeographyPhysical Geography

Pg. 419 - 422Pg. 419 - 422

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Political MapPolitical Map

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Welcome toThe Middle EastWelcome toThe Middle East

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Rivers & DesertsRivers & Deserts

FERTILE SOIL - provides nutrients for soil, which helps with farming –About 5%

WATER - lack of shapes a culture region, or too much (flooding)

DESERT - Middle East is mostly covered by desert – 80%

FERTILE SOIL - provides nutrients for soil, which helps with farming –About 5%

WATER - lack of shapes a culture region, or too much (flooding)

DESERT - Middle East is mostly covered by desert – 80%

Camel crossing?Camel crossing?

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Three Rivers (NOT PITTSBURGH!)Three Rivers (NOT PITTSBURGH!)

NILE - longest in the world, Egypt shares culture region with the Middle East

99% of the people in Egypt live along the Nile

The flooding NILE actually creates fertile soil used for farming

NILE - longest in the world, Egypt shares culture region with the Middle East

99% of the people in Egypt live along the Nile

The flooding NILE actually creates fertile soil used for farming

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The Nile River ImpactThe Nile River Impact

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Surrounding H2OSurrounding H2O

Mediterranean, Red, Dead, and Persian Gulf

The Persian Gulf - important trade route today for __________

Millions of years ago, North Africa and SW Asia were covered by a sea. Dead matter turned to OIL!

Mediterranean, Red, Dead, and Persian Gulf

The Persian Gulf - important trade route today for __________

Millions of years ago, North Africa and SW Asia were covered by a sea. Dead matter turned to OIL!

Is this guy really floating?Is this guy really floating?

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Amazing Facts About OilAmazing Facts About Oil

• The U.S. has 4% of the world’s population but uses 25% of the world’s oil.

• Oil consumed in the U.S. by driving is nearly two times that consumed by drivers in China and India combined.

• Oil has been used by people for over 5,000 years, once used as a medicine for treating ailments such as gout and frostbite.

• The U.S. has 4% of the world’s population but uses 25% of the world’s oil.

• Oil consumed in the U.S. by driving is nearly two times that consumed by drivers in China and India combined.

• Oil has been used by people for over 5,000 years, once used as a medicine for treating ailments such as gout and frostbite.

• The U.S. is the biggest consumer of oil at over 19.5 million barrels a day.

• Thanks to large amounts of oil reserves and government subsidies, as of December 2010, the average price of gas in Caracas, Venezuela is 12 cents per U.S. gallon.

• The U.S. has the 11th largest national oil reserves in the world at 21 billion barrels.

• The U.S. is the biggest consumer of oil at over 19.5 million barrels a day.

• Thanks to large amounts of oil reserves and government subsidies, as of December 2010, the average price of gas in Caracas, Venezuela is 12 cents per U.S. gallon.

• The U.S. has the 11th largest national oil reserves in the world at 21 billion barrels.

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The Dead SeaThe Dead Sea