'Famine' diaporamas de présentation

Public ART Roadside Art City Sculptures Landscape Art

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Soil Erosion and Degradation

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Chapter 15 The West and the Changing Balance of Power

Chapter 15 The West and the Changing Balance of Power. A World in Transition (#1). Two events signaled a profound transition in the balance of world power by the year 1400: 1) The downfall of the last Arab caliphate in 1258. The Arabs had been a source of stability for over 600 years.

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The British Take Over India!

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Famines

Famines. Sources: The World Food Problem (2009, Leathers and Foster) World Hunger 12 Myths (1998, Lappe, Collins, and Rossett). Irish Potato Famine. 1845-1849 potato blight 1 million died of starvation 1.5 million emigrated Ireland a colony of England Exported wheat and beef to England

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DADAAB REFUGEE CAMP

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Russia: The Beginning

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Leading Figures of the Renaissance

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MAIMJ4011 Advanced Research

MAIMJ4011 Advanced Research. Visual Storytelling and the Global Imagination. David Campbell. www.david-campbell.org @davidc7. What happens in this module?. develop a deep understanding of critical ideas and issues appropriate to multimedia journalism ;

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The Worlds First Civilization

The Worlds First Civilization. By Christian Musil , Sam Blythe, David Northey , Muhanid Aldasoqi , and William Chia. Geography. Mesopotamia is located in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley They were located in what is now know as modern day Iraq

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External Shocks to the Global Economy

External Shocks to the Global Economy. External Shocks to the Global Economy. Energy Costs. Famine. Share Prices. Economic Policies. Domestic Policies. Trade Protectionism Regulation Trade Blocs. Uncertainty. War. Natural Disasters.

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From W. B. Stephens, Teaching Local History , Manchester University Press, 1977

From W. B. Stephens, Teaching Local History , Manchester University Press, 1977 Using Local History to illustrate National History

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Tsunami!!!!

By: Sherry Banditrat orso World Geography 3 Period. Tsunami!!!!. Disaster Analysis . What Caused the Tsunami? The Tsunami was caused by the shifting of the plate tectonics (also called an earthquake). Thus creating a rush of underwater currents.

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The Irish Famine

The Irish Famine . By Jonathan, Cain and Kate. POTATO BLIGHT. Potato blight was airborne so you could not see it. By November 1845 half the crop was gone The potato being the main food of the Irish was rotten with blight ( phytophra-infestans fungus) The inside of the potato was ruined.

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Case Study: Famine in the Sahel

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Irish Potato Famine

Irish Potato Famine.

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What are the causes of Famine?

I linked these because wars cost money, and this puts poorer countries in more debt. Debt. War. If you have less money, this leads to more land damage. Wars are started by politicians. Environmental damage. What are the causes of Famine?. Politics. Bad government leads to poverty.

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