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How “Black Gold” Has Shaped Southwest Asia

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1 How “Black Gold” Has Shaped Southwest Asia
Oil How “Black Gold” Has Shaped Southwest Asia

2 The Middle East Syria Iraq Iran Kuwait Saudi Arabia Bahrain Qatar
United Arab Emirates Oman Yemen *These 10 countries contain about half of the world’s known oil reserves!

3 Worldwide Demand for Oil is High
Crude oil is the unrefined form of petroleum pulled from the ground. What do we use oil for? Developed countries use it for… Transportation Power plants Consumer products-(some of the things that we buy at the store)

4 Crude Oil Is the Raw Material Used To Make: crayons plastics
heating oil jet fuel kerosene gasoline tires roofing shingles tar asphalt clothing perfumes medicines synthetic fibers

5 Demand for Oil Has Brought Wealth to This Region
Cities and culture that have been around for centuries have changed in just a few decades A port city in Dubai, UAE forty years ago A city in Dubai, UAE today

6 Dubai – A City of Wealth/Growth

7 Alternatives to Oil Oil is a non-renewable resource
When it runs out…we’re out of luck We have to start our transition to alternative energy sources Like…..?

8 Alternatives to Oil Solar Hydroelectricity Wind Power

9 Alternatives to Oil Geothermal Power Nuclear Power

10 Terms to Know -oil reserves -crude oil -refineries
-non-renewable resource -renewable resource -developed country -alternative energy Pg

11 1. Write your term here 2. Define your term in this box
3. Draw / illustrate your term in this box 4. Write two pieces of information about your term 4. “Your term” is related to “your partner’s term because…….

12 Oil Refinery Animation


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