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1 REGIONS OF THE WORLD A COLLECTION OF MAPS!

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12 Identify the regions

13 Economic, Political, Ethnic, Language, Religion, Culture?????

14 1.North America 2. Europe 3. Japan/S. Korea 4. Australasia 5. Asia 6. South (Latin) America 7. Northern Africa (Middle East) 8. Sub-Saharan Africa 9. South-East Asia 10. China Try and label the numbers on this map.

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17 Religions, Culture, Language, Ethnicity?????

18 See the next slide for a legend

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20 Physical Map of the World – some plate tectonics

21 What is HDI – Human Development Index?

22 What criteria is this?

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29 An exaggerated view

30 THE END!

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