JOIE ANTHONY B.

BELOY
CRIM 1-E

ANALYSIS: How Am I connected?

LOCAL
 A INTERACTING GROUP OF PEOPLE
LIVING IN A COMMON LOCATION
 AN INHABITANT OF A PARTICULAR
AREA OR NEIGHBORHOOD

REGIONAL

INTERNATIONAL  AREAS THAT ARE BROADLY

DIVIDED BY PHYSICAL
 INTERACTION BETWEEN CHARACTERISTICS HUMAN
MORE THAN ONE NATION IMPACT CHARACTERISTICS,
 REGULATES AS A CHIEF AND THE INTERACTION OF
FACTOR IN GLOBAL HUMANITY AND
ENVIRONMENT.

NATIONAL
 ONE THAT OWES ALLEGIANCE TO OR IS UNDER
THE PROTECTION OF A NATION WITHOUT
REGARDS TO THE MORE FORMAL STATUS OF
CITIZEN
ACTIVITY: Think, think, think !

1. In what ways did the global north-south divide?

- They are divided according to their contribution globally. Also by
means of developing countries. By the set of differences that the
North and South have, including their inequalities, different levels of
health and education also the nature of the growth of their economy.
It caused by political power, and importation/exportation of
resources.

2. What way or method do you recommend to resolve the gap/divide

between the Global North and the Global South?

- Both South- North should stop having inequalities according to the

nature of their economy. They should negotiate by having a meeting
or conference and talk about the problem and settle it. Especially
those countries who belong in developing countries, they should
share their problems for the other side to help them and lessen the
issues/problems that they are facing. They should help each other
for the betterment of the nation and the globe. Also to resolve the
gaps is to invest in educational system and technological
development. Though it’s impossible and difficult to achieve now
that these problem are widening but I’m hoping to see changes that
would help a country to grow and develop.
 ACTIVITY: Asian Countries Word Search!

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YEMEN INDONESIA OMAN LEBANON BURMA

BHUTAN PAKISTAN CAMBODIA LAOS INDIA
VIETNAM NEPAL THAILAND QATAR IRAN
MALDIVE BRUNIE SINGAPORE KUWAIT JORDAN
 1. MALDIVES

 Independent island country in the North- Central Indian Ocean, also known as
the Maldives island. The Maldives population is almost exclusively made up of
people of the Maldivian ethnic group which is the consequence of numerous
people setting on the island overtime.
 Maldives is based on the principal activities of tourism, fishing, and shipping.
Tourism is the largest industry in the Maldives, accounting for 28% of GDP
and more than 60% in the 1980 and a further 115% in the 1990’s. Fishing is
the second leading sector in the Maldives. The economic reform program by
the government in 1989 lifted import quotas and opened some exports to the
private sector. Agriculture and manufacturing play a minor role in the
company, constrained by the limited availability of cultivable land and
shortage of domestic labor. Industry in the Maldives consists mainly of
garment production, boat building, and handicrafts.
 It accounts for around 18% of GDP.
2. SINGAPORE
o Singapore officially the
Republic of Singapore, is a
sovereign island city state in
maritime Southeast Asia.
Singapore is a contemporary
industrialized society in which
international trade continues
to play significant role in the
global economy.

 Singapore free-market economy is

well- developed and successful. It
has an open and corruption- free
environment, stable process, and a higher per capita GDP than most
developed countries. Singapore’s economy has been ranked by the World
Economic Forum as the most open in the world, the 3 rd least corrupt, and the
most pro- business. Alongside the business friendly reputation, state- owned
enterprises play a substantial role in Singapore. The Singapore economy is a
major foreign direct investment (FDI) outflow in the world.

3. THAILAND

 Thailand, formerly known

as Siam and officially the
kingdom of Thailand, is
country in Southeast Asia.
It is located at the center of
 Indochinese Peninsula, spanning 513,120 square kilometers (198,120
sq mi) with a population of over 66 million people.
 The economy of Thailand is dependent on exports, which accounted
in 2019 for about sixty percent of the country’s gross product. Thailand
itself is a newly industrialized country, with GDP of 16.316 trillion baht
in 2018. Thailand is the second- largest economy in Southeast Asia,
after Indonesia. Thailand’s good connections with neighboring
countries include building networks of free trade agreements, which
have increased trade access to market both inside and outside the
region. Many enterprises, media, companies, international
organizations, and non- governmental organizations have selected
Thailand.