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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES
WHAT IS REGION?
• A REGION IS AN AREA WITH COMMON FEATURES
THAT SET IT APART FROM OTHER AREAS.
• REGION CAN VARY IN SIZE FROM VERY SMALL TO
HALF OF THE EARTH`S SURFACE.
• REGIONS ARE DYNAMIC ,CHANGING.
• A TWO-WAY PROCESS OF PEOPLE`S ACTIVITIES
CHANGING THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND PEOPLE
BEING AFFECTED BY THEIR ENVIRONMENT.
• CREATED BY PEOPLE RESPONDING TO THE
OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS PRESENTED
BY THEIR ENVIRONMENT.
GLOBAL DIVIDES
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH
GLOBAL DIVIDES
GLOBAL NORTH GLOBAL SOUTH
UNITED STATES, CANADA,
WESTERN EUROPE, AFRICA LATIN
OUTERMOST REGIONS OF
THE EUROPEAN UNION.
AMERICA
DEVELOPED PARTS OF ASIA DEVELOPING ASIA
AND NEW ZEALAND. INCLUDING MIDDLE
HOME TO ALL THE MEMBERS
EAST.
MEANS COMMUNICATION.
FOR EXAMPLE:
1. NEWSPAPER
2. INTERNET
3. TELEVISION
TWO TYPES OF MEDIA
TRADITIONAL/OLD NEW MEDIA
MEDIA
MEANS OF MASS
TRADITIONAL MEDIA OR OLD MEDIA COMMUNICATION USING
INCLUDE PRINT MEDIA SUCH AS BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS,MAGAZINES,NEWSLETTERS, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SUCH
SCHOLARLY,PAMPHLETS,FLIERS,BROADSI AS THE INTERNET.
DES,BILLBOARDS ETC.
THEY ARE:
THEY ARE:
1. RADIO 1. TELEPHONES
2. TELEVISION 2. COMPUTERS
3. MOVIES
3. SOCIAL MEDIA
4. CD`S AND DVD`S
Consumerism
-is a social and economic order that
pencourages the acquisition of goods and
services in ever-increasing amounts.
Rationalism
-a belief or theory that opinions and actions
should be based on reason and knowledge
rather than on religious belief or emotional
response.
Scientism
-Scientism is an ideology that promotes science as the
purportedly objective means by which society should
determine normative and epistemological values.
Secularism
-Secularism is the principle of the separation of
government institutions and persons mandated to
represent the state from religious institution and religious
dignitaries (the attainment of such is termed secularity).
THE END
GET READY FOR THE ACTIVITY
QUESTION
1. AN AREA WITH COMMON FEATURES THAT SET IT APART FROM OTHER
AREAS.
2. REGIONALISM
3. ASIAN REGIONALISM
4. MEDIA
6. RELIGION