This presentation should have better if it can be viewed in slideshow because some details are in animations to save up slidepages and thus hidden by pictures. Hope this can help still.
Africa is the second largest continent, covering about 11.7 million square miles, or about 10% of the world's land area. It is over twice the size of the United States. Major physical features include several long rivers like the Nile, Congo, and Niger Rivers; large lakes including Victoria, Tanganyika, and Chad; mountain ranges such as the Atlas Mountains and Rwenzori Mountains; and deserts like the Sahara, Kalahari, and Namib Deserts. Africa's climate and vegetation vary widely from northern to southern regions.
Africa is the second largest continent, covering about 11.7 million square miles, or about 10% of the world's land area. It is over twice the size of the United States. Major physical features include several long rivers like the Nile, Congo, and Niger Rivers; large lakes including Victoria, Tanganyika, and Chad; mountain ranges such as the Atlas Mountains and Rwenzori Mountains; and deserts like the Sahara, Kalahari, and Namib Deserts. Africa's climate and vegetation vary widely from northern to southern regions.
India, Pakistan, Nepal,Maldives,Bhutan,Bangladesh,Sri Lanka.(klima, likas na yaman, monsoon, relihiyon, kultura at iba pa.)
This was a report done by some geeky humans of Quezon City for their project in Social Studies.
Permissions for public usage and sharing would be gladly entertained by the owner.
Questions and suggestions will as well be happily accepted.
Thank you, HUMAN.
Ito ay isang handout o learner's module na katatagpuan ng aralin o paksa tungkol sa mga Suliraning Pangkapaligiran ng Asya. Dito din matatagpuan ang mga iba't-ibang Suliraning Pangkapaligiran ng Asya.
This document provides information about Southeast Asia and East Asia. It includes maps showing the countries in each region and tables with details about the size, location, climate, and vegetation of each country. The climate of Southeast Asia is mainly tropical, experiencing warm temperatures year-round with rain and some seasonal variation. Countries in the region generally have tropical rainforests. East Asia's large size means its countries experience different climates, from tropical in the south to cold temperatures in the north. The region also has a monsoon climate and historically contained tropical rainforests. The climate and terrain in different parts of Asia significantly impact the lives of Asian people.
North Maerica, you can use this presentation in presenting the continents of the Wordl in North America. As again unfortunately, Slideshare don't work with animations so you might not see the full length of the presentation. Hope this can still help in your teaching of World History.
Laos joined ASEAN in 1997 to promote economic, social and cultural cooperation with neighboring countries and preserve peace in the region. As host of the 2016 ASEAN summit, Laos' leaders are preparing by focusing on their role in and commitments to ASEAN integration. While integration provides opportunities, it also poses challenges that could negatively or positively impact Laos.
The document discusses different theories and models of the state, including pluralist, capitalist, leviathan, and patriarchal theories. It also examines the roles of minimal, developmental, social democratic, collectivized, and totalitarian states. Finally, it addresses how globalization has impacted state power and sovereignty, with some arguing states have declined as international actors due to increased economic globalization and the rise of transnational companies.
India, Pakistan, Nepal,Maldives,Bhutan,Bangladesh,Sri Lanka.(klima, likas na yaman, monsoon, relihiyon, kultura at iba pa.)
This was a report done by some geeky humans of Quezon City for their project in Social Studies.
Permissions for public usage and sharing would be gladly entertained by the owner.
Questions and suggestions will as well be happily accepted.
Thank you, HUMAN.
Ito ay isang handout o learner's module na katatagpuan ng aralin o paksa tungkol sa mga Suliraning Pangkapaligiran ng Asya. Dito din matatagpuan ang mga iba't-ibang Suliraning Pangkapaligiran ng Asya.
This document provides information about Southeast Asia and East Asia. It includes maps showing the countries in each region and tables with details about the size, location, climate, and vegetation of each country. The climate of Southeast Asia is mainly tropical, experiencing warm temperatures year-round with rain and some seasonal variation. Countries in the region generally have tropical rainforests. East Asia's large size means its countries experience different climates, from tropical in the south to cold temperatures in the north. The region also has a monsoon climate and historically contained tropical rainforests. The climate and terrain in different parts of Asia significantly impact the lives of Asian people.
North Maerica, you can use this presentation in presenting the continents of the Wordl in North America. As again unfortunately, Slideshare don't work with animations so you might not see the full length of the presentation. Hope this can still help in your teaching of World History.
Laos joined ASEAN in 1997 to promote economic, social and cultural cooperation with neighboring countries and preserve peace in the region. As host of the 2016 ASEAN summit, Laos' leaders are preparing by focusing on their role in and commitments to ASEAN integration. While integration provides opportunities, it also poses challenges that could negatively or positively impact Laos.
The document discusses different theories and models of the state, including pluralist, capitalist, leviathan, and patriarchal theories. It also examines the roles of minimal, developmental, social democratic, collectivized, and totalitarian states. Finally, it addresses how globalization has impacted state power and sovereignty, with some arguing states have declined as international actors due to increased economic globalization and the rise of transnational companies.
The document discusses different theories of the state, including:
- Pluralist theory, which sees the state as a neutral arbitrator between competing interests.
- Neo-pluralism, which acknowledges that some groups like businesses have more influence.
- Capitalist state theory, which views the state as perpetuating class divisions and inequality.
- Other theories discussed include the patriarchal state, minimal state, developmental state, social democratic state, and totalitarian state. The document also covers how globalization has impacted theories of state sovereignty.
The pluralist theory of the state views the state as a neutral body that arbitrates between competing interests in society. It assumes power is dispersed among different interest groups that can influence state decisions. However, critics argue that some business interests are more influential and the state bureaucracy can also pursue its own interests. Marxist theory sees the capitalist state as maintaining class divisions by oppressing subordinate classes or elevating class conflict. Neo-Marxists revised Marx's ideas by considering additional factors like ideology and state power. Other theories examine how the state's role has changed with globalization and in developmental, social democratic, collectivized, and totalitarian states.
Education is a lifelong process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and attitudes through various means such as learning institutions, life experiences, media, literature, and discussions. It serves several functions including intellectual development, political socialization, socialization into societal roles and values, and economic preparation for occupations. Schools aim to fulfill manifest functions like social control, socialization, and transmitting culture, as well as latent functions such as perpetuating social inequalities and restricting certain acts. Factors impacting student survival rates in schools include support, teacher quality, and environment.
The document discusses metrics for measuring progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Prevention of malaria will be measured by the percentage of children under 5 sleeping under insecticide-treated bednets. Treatment will be measured by the percentage of children under 5 who receive appropriate treatment. The United Nations, International Monetary Fund, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and World Bank were also mentioned.
La suerte mines research paper partialJoan Angcual
Small-scale mining (SSM) has led to various environmental and social impacts in the community. Environmentally, it has resulted in muddy and contaminated rivers from uncontrolled use of mercury and cyanide. It has also caused soil erosion and ground instability from moving soil. SSM has lowered the water supply by mining underground and cutting down trees. Socially, it has increased infrastructure but abandoned agriculture. While it provided jobs and businesses, it also brought issues like social disorders, health risks from accidents and chemical exposure, and changes in cultural practices. Initiatives to address these impacts include requiring permits, reforestation, safety training, regulations and monitoring of chemical use.
Feminist theories aim to understand the oppression and subordination of women. Liberal feminism argues that laws treating women as lesser than men arose from ignorance and should be reformed to expand women's rights and opportunities. Marxist feminism locates women's oppression in their treatment as property alongside private property. Socialist feminism sees capitalism and patriarchy both benefiting from unpaid domestic labor. Radical feminism sees men as oppressing women through control over reproduction and child-rearing, calling for women's separation from men. Contemporary debates discuss intersectionality and challenging the gender binary. Feminism aims to achieve a society with equal opportunities between men and women.
The document discusses the economic and social changes that occurred during the first "dark ages" in civilizations like Mesopotamia and Egypt. It summarizes Marx's view that struggles within ruling classes can lead to new ruling elites and exploited groups, or the mutual destruction of opposing classes. In ancient Egypt, power struggles and failures of the agricultural system contributed to the collapse of the Old Kingdom, but foreign invasions later allowed new means of production to emerge during the Middle Kingdom. The document also notes that major advances often occurred not within core civilizations but among peripheral "barbarian peoples."
The document discusses the negative impacts of the Philippines' membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) from 1995 to 2003. Key points include:
- Membership eroded Philippine sovereignty and required overhauling laws to be "WTO-consistent", damaging key industries like agriculture.
- Agricultural reforms expected to boost exports and employment instead led to massive imports, falling production and prices, and over a million job losses.
- Intellectual property laws privileged foreign interests over farmers and lacked compensation mechanisms to developing countries.
- The Philippines fought for protections for developing countries at WTO ministerials in Doha and Cancun but faced pressure to accept agreements that primarily benefited wealthy states.
The contributions of West Asia, well these contributions may not necessarily contributed or used by the West Asians only, remember that items may have been discovered and used in other times in some parts of the world like the discovery of bronze, copper, pottery and others. Hope this can be still be useful in teaching Asian History.
The women's conditions in the Ancient Asia, some of the practices are adapted, omitted, assimilated and still prevalent. Hope this can help despite the fact that some may not be available to be viewed due to the non-animation use of Slideshare, hope this can still help you in your presentation particularly in teaching Asian History!
Transitional Asia is the time when Asia is being discovered by Western Powers. This ppt can be used in teaching Grade7 particularly in the Age of Exploration. Hope this can help despite the non-use of animation in slideshare which hides other texts or images.
Age of Exploration is the time when Asia is being discovered by Western Powers. This ppt can be used in teaching Grade7 particularly in the Age of Exploration. Hope this can help despite the non-use of animation in slideshare which hides other texts or images.
This ppt can be used in teaching Grade7 particularly in the Age of imperialism. Hope this can help despite the non-use of animation in slideshare which hides other texts or images.
The First Period of Imperialism in Asia. This can used in teaching Imperialism in Asia, Grade 7 based from book utilized by DepEd published year 2008. Some aare hidden due to non-animation feature of Slideshare, hope this can still help!
Panniyo ed Bannawor means the Taboos in Banaue, Ifugao, Philippines, on of the Indigenous group in the Cordillera region of the country, the Ifugaos. We tried to give a glimpse of the taboos in this part of the region which some until now are prevalent in the area, adapted and assimilated as the time has been changing and especially due to the coming of technology and internet and of Christianity in particular.
The document provides an overview of the Roman Empire through several sections. It begins with the physical setting and establishment of the Roman Republic. It then discusses the class wars and transition to the Roman Empire, covering significant events and leaders. The document outlines the expansion of the Empire through military conquest. It also describes the periods of stagnation and collapse, as well as the Empire's significant legacies in law, architecture, literature and unified rule. In conclusion, it lists references used to compile the information.
You can use this to teach world History when America is starting to become a great giant especially with the perception of the author Chris Harman. Hope this can help.
2. Alam mo ba?
1. Ano ang tawag sa talon na ito?
2. Ano ang klima sa disyerto ng Sahara?
a. Sobrang mainit b. Sobrang mainit at sobrang malamig
3. Ano ang pinakamahabang ilog sa Afrika?
4. Ano ang pinakamataas na bundok sa Afrika?
5. 90% ng elementong ito sa mundo ay
nasa Afrika?
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3. Alam mo ba?
6. Anong dagat ang nasa hilaga ng Afrika?
7. Mas mabuhangin kaysa mabato ang disyerto ng
Sahara? (Tama/Mali)
8. Ang karagatang nasa Timog Kanluran ng
Afrika?
9. Anong bansa sa Afrika matatagpuan ang mga
pinakamahusay na mananakbo?
10. Ang pagunahing lengguahe ng mga tao sa Afrika ay banyaga
gaya ng Ingles, Pranses, Espanyol, Portugis atbp.?
4. AFRIKA
• Lokasyon
• Mga Rehiyon
• Pisikal na Kaanyuan
• Paggalaw
• Etnisidad
•Interaksyon ng Tao sa
Kapaligiran
•Maikling Pagsusulit
•Sanggunian
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9. Yamang Gubat
Dahil sa patag, madamo at mabato: Troso sa Kanluran
(mahogany)
Yamang Mineral
•Ginto: Ghana, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania
•Dyamante: Botswana, Angola, South Africa
Congo
•Langis: Nigeria, Libya, Egypt, Angola
•Platinum 90%
Mga Hayop
•Panggabi at sa mga savanna gaya ng mga pusa
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10. Paggalaw
• Nakabatay sa proseso ng pag-unlad
•Serengeti: 270000
• Nakabatay sa lokasyon at lengguahe: 3000
Etnisidad
150 M
Hilagang
Africa
Unang
Lengguahe
Mga Bansa
English Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria,
Uganda, Zimbabwe S.A.
French Madagasca, Congo,
Cameroon G.A.
Portugal Angola, Guinea-Bissau,
Mozambique
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11. Interaksyon ng Tao sa Kapaligiran
• Human trafficking
900 000/taon (studymoose.com, 2016)
• Mababang life expectancy: WHO-52
•Zimbabwe (F: 34, M: 37)
•Black Diamond (Sierra Leone, Angola, Congo)
38000 na manggagawa sa Africa (studymoose.com, 2016)
Kimberly Process
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•Kolonisasyon: malapit sa Europa
•Bagong tuklas na pananim
12. SANGGUNIAN
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• UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. (2016). The Social, Economical,
and Environmental Impacts of Diamond Mining in Africa.
University of Arkansas. Accessed this September 6, 2017
from studymoose.com
• UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. (2016). Human Trafficking in
Afrika Essay. Dissertation. Accessed this
September 6, 2017 from studymoose.com
•Google images
Editor's Notes
Karoo Valley, S. A
Hamada in Sahara and near Atlas Mt.
Katamtaman (savanna): Sudan, Algeria, Libya: cassava, mani, ube, talong, pipino, pakwan
Kilimanjano: depende sa elebasyon
Comparative Migration study ang paggalaw ay intercontinental at hindi nakabatay sa kahirapan, salungatan ssa loob ng bansa, o stress sa kapaligiran bagkus sa pagkabuo ng mga estado at harang at sa pagkakaroon ng visa, proseso ng pag-unlad at pagbabago sa lipunan kayat tumaas ang mga kakanyahang at aspirasyong mandayuhan noong post colonial sa Africa
Arabs: Sudan, Algeria, Egypt, Morocco: N.A. 150M
Africaners: predominantly Dutch, political and agri.
Bantu: Niger-Congo
Blood: karahasan, labis na pagpapahirap, pang-aalipin, pgpwersa at iba pang nakakalabag sa karapang pantao
salungatan sa pagitang ng mga rebelled, hindi lang 1 rebel group at ng gobyerno: conflict
nakaugnay sa kayamanan at kapangyarihan kayat ang gobyerno rin ay maaaring magresort sa gawaing ito
patuloy na ponduhan ang armas at military ng pagkontrol
baril sa ulo
Kimberly process: Nakalimitado sa mga rebelde