Week 33 day 1- unit 10- how do location climate and natural resources effect trade
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Location, climate, and natural resources significantly impact Australia's trade. Due to its remote location in the Southern Hemisphere, trade with nearby countries like China is important, with Australia exporting large amounts of natural resources to China in exchange for manufactured goods. Australia's warm climate attracts northern hemisphere tourists during their winter months. Domestically, climate and location allow Australia to grow grains inland in cooler regions. Much of the country has poor soil for farming but contains valuable mineral resources like iron ore, coal, gold and other metals, which Australia exports in large quantities and are critical to its economy. These natural resources also attracted many immigrants during the 19th century gold rush.
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- 1. EQ: How do location, climate and natural resources impact trade? HW: No HW » SPONGE:SPONGE: » Did you go on vacation for spring break?Did you go on vacation for spring break? If so, describe where you went and why youIf so, describe where you went and why you chose to go there. If you didn’t gochose to go there. If you didn’t go anywhere, choose your dream vacationanywhere, choose your dream vacation destination and why you chose that place.destination and why you chose that place.
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- 4. Location » China is Australia’s neighbor to the north » Australia exports tons of natural resources to China » 1/2 of iron ore goes to China » In return, China provides Australia with affordable finished goods (cars, kitchen appliances, etc.)
- 5. Location » Australia’s location makes it is expensive for people to visit from other countries » Most international tourists come from New Zealand and China
- 7. Location » Foreign tourists create only 1/4 of Australia’s $81 billion tourist industry » Australians do the majority of tourism within their own country » Remote location in the Southern Hemisphere makes it expensive for Australians to leave & visit other countries
- 8. Climate » Tourists from the northern hemisphere visit Australia’s warm beaches when it is winter in their country » Tourists usually wait until spring or fall to visit the rural areas & the outback--not too hot then
- 10. Climate » In the non-desert regions, Australians grow many grains » Grown in inland regions of the coastal states (not too hot/dry here) » Grains include a wide range of different crops: » Wheat, barley, sorghum, rye, rice, chickpeas, lentils, & oilseeds
- 11. Natural Resources » Across much of Australia, the ground is barren & not ideal for farming (outback) » Many minerals are found here: gold, silver, uranium, coal, copper, & iron ore » Australia has exported nearly $400 billion worth of metals, minerals, & fuels in the past 20 years » Natural resources account for 1/3 of the country’s economy!
- 12. Natural Resources » Australia exports more coal & iron ore than any other country » Leads the world in mining bauxite, titanium, & diamonds » No other country has more reserves of lead, cadmium, or nickel
- 13. Natural Resources » Have always been important to Australian trade: » In the mid-1800s, Australia had a gold rush in the southern region » Thousands of immigrants moved to Australia to find gold » Many came from England, Ireland, Germany, & China
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- 15. Questions to Consider: 1. Which nation’s citizens visit Australia more than any other? Why? 2. What resources attracted thousands of immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century? 3. Which country is most important to Australia for trade?
- 16. Directions » Finish Paper Plate » Finish GA OAS if you have not done so. » Coachbook: 180-183 # 463-471 » 177-179 # 457-462
- 17. Design-A-Plate » There is a new Australian restaurant in Alpharetta! The restaurant owner is planning to serve yummy Australian foods, like Down Under Cheese Hoppers and Sydney Spicy Shrimp. Even though he has an awesome Australian menu lined up, he has one small problem…He doesn’t have any plates to serve the food on! The owner needs your help in designing plates that could be used in his restaurant. » He wants you to create a plate that includes the important physical features of Australia: Ayers Rock, Great Barrier Reef, Coral Sea, and the Great Victoria Desert. Feel free to add any additional illustrations to your plate design—the more Australian, the better! The plate should be colorful, informative, and creative. » On the back, explain the important information about each physical feature
Editor's Notes
- New Zealand--it’s closer. Other places are too far away and too expensive Gold China