1. The Progressive Affect of East Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and civilizations on the interior mass of the Eurasian Steppe on one another Did these extremely different culture regions affect each others progression? Yes, and I will demonstrate to you how. By: Jake Weatherred
9. Agriculture- Both South and East Asia have been agriculturally based societies throughout history, clearly this changes depending on the climate and landscape of specific part of the region, but nonetheless agriculture has remained a constant staple in the economy.
10. Manufacturing/ Service- Throughout the last century the regions of both South and East Asia as well as the civilizations along the interior mass of Eastern Steppe have grown in a a new services and manufacturing oriented economy that may soon replace agriculture.
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12. Economics Just as students would have been expected to provide evidence of the vast economical differences in each region the students would be expected to show the similarities as well the affect the different economies. have had on each others’ progress.
13. Politics Just as students would have been expected to provide evidence of the vast political differences in the previous slide discussing politics and government, in this slide students would be expected to show the similarities as well the affect the different political regimes or governments have had on each others’ progress.
14. Conclusion In this section students would sum up their argument presenting their opinion in a clear and concise manner
15. Q&A Students would answer questions from other students groups in order to further explain themselves or defend their position.
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