2. CONTENT:
• ELEMENT OF REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY BASIC
• NATURAL ENVIRONMENT & GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
• NATURAL HAZARD & NATURAL RESOURCES
• HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES
• TYPES OF LANGUAGES
• TYPES OF RELIGIONS
• POLITICAL GEOGRAPHIES
• TYPES OF GOVERNMENTS
• GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
THE UNITED NATIONS
• ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHIES
• TYPES OF
WORLD'S ECONOMIC SECTOR
3. Element of Regional
Geography basics
• natural environment
• human geographies
• political geographies
• economic geographies
4. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
&
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
• Natural environment is the set of living and non-living
things on Earth which occur in a state substantially not
influenced by humans.
• Global climate change is a change in the statistical
distribution of wheater patterns when that change lasts
for an extanded period of time (decades to million of
years)
5. NATURAL HAZARD
&
NATURAL RESOURCES
• Natural hazard events can be grouped into two broad
categories; Geophysical hazards encompass geological
and meteorological phenomena and Biological hazards;
can refer to a diverse array of disease and infestation.
• Natural resource is a resources that exist without actions
of humankind.
6. HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES
• Human geography is a branch of social science that
deals with the study of people and their communities,
cultures, economies and interactions with the
environment by studying their relations with and across
space and place.
7. TYPES OF LANGUAGES
• Argot
• Cant
• Colloquial Language
• Creole
• Dialect
• Jargon
• Lingo
• Lingua Franca
• Patois
• Pidgin
• Slang
• Vernacular
9. POLITICAL GEOGRAPHIES
• Political geography looks at huge number of different
elements in the relationship between politics and places.
Examples:
• how boundaries between countries, states or countries
are made
• whether the size of a country affects how powerful it is
• how the way natural resources are distributed around the
world affects trade and war.
11. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
THE UNITED NATIONS
• Is a movement towards political cooperation among
transnational actors, aimed at negotiating responses to
problem that affect more than one state or region.
• The United Nations is intergovernmental organization
tasked to promote international co-operation and to
create and maintain international order.
12. ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHIES
• Economic geography is the study of the location,
distribution and spatial organization of economic
activities across the world.