'Major mountain ranges' diaporamas de présentation

Latin America

Latin America. A diverse region-steeped in the heritage of three cultures, one language, and one religion. Environmental Changes: Pollution. Mexico City has severe air pollution. Heavy smog is caused by overpopulation, a history of poor emissions and topography.

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THE AMERICAS

THE AMERICAS. The Americas make up an enormous land area, stretching about nine thousand miles from the Artic Ocean in the north to Cape Horn at the tip of South America.

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Ancient Rome

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The United States and Canada

The United States and Canada. Physical Geography. Landforms. The U.S. and Canada have several major mountain ranges: The Rocky Mountains The Appalachian Mountains Pacific Coastal Ranges. The Rocky Mountains.

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Modern Africa 54 nations

Modern Africa 54 nations. Geography of Africa. Diverse Georgraphy. GEOGRAPHY Africa To the north lies Sahara , the largest desert in the world. Equatorial area is covered by tropical rain forests .

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Global Pattern of Surface Pressure and Wind

Global Pattern of Surface Pressure and Wind. Global Pattern of Surface Pressure. If we averaged the sea level pressures over the Earth throughout the year we would see broad regions of high and low pressure.

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North Africa and Southwest Asia

North Africa and Southwest Asia. Physical Geography. Mountains. The major mountain ranges in this area are: Atlas Mountains (Morocco) Taurus Mountains (Turkey) Zagros Mountains (Iran). Climate. The most common climates in this area are desert (arid) and semiarid.

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The Physical Features of North America

The Physical Features of North America. Presentation created by Robert L. Martinez Primary Content Source: Geography Alive!. Canada and the United States make up the region that covers most of North America.

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The Physical Features of North America

The Physical Features of North America. Presentation created by Robert L. Martinez Primary Content Source: Geography Alive!. Canada and the United States make up the region that covers most of North America.

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UNIT 1 LANDFORMS AND WATERFORMS

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Major Mountain Ranges

Major Mountain Ranges. Appalachians Rocky Mountains. Standards: SS3G1b. Identify major mountain ranges of the United States of America: Appalachian, Rocky. What are we learning?. Where are the mountain ranges located? H ow are the Rocky Mountains and Appalachian Mountains alike?

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Where are the major mountain ranges located?

Where are the major mountain ranges located?. How many mountain ranges can you name?. Objectives. All students must be able to name the main mountain ranges from around the world Most students should be able to explain how plate movements lead to the formation of mountains

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Monday December 5, 2011

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The Four Regions of Texas

The Four Regions of Texas. What are the common characteristics of the Texas climates? What are some of the key features of the Coastal Plains region? How would you describe the North Central Plains region? What are the most notable features of the Great Plains region?

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Civilizations in the Americas

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Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States

Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States. Standard. SS3G1 The student will locate major topographical features. a. Identify major rivers of the United States of America: Missisippi , Ohio, Rio Grande, Colorado, Hudson.

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Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States

Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States. Standard. SS3G1 The student will locate major topographical features. a. Identify major rivers of the United States of America: Missisippi , Ohio, Rio Grande, Colorado, Hudson.

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Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States

Major Mountain Ranges and Rivers of the United States. Standard. SS3G1 The student will locate major topographical features. a. Identify major rivers of the United States of America: Missisippi , Ohio, Rio Grande, Colorado, Hudson.

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OCR National Travel and Tourism

OCR National Travel and Tourism. Unit 3: Assessment Objective 1. Drag and drop the labels onto the map so that they match up with the appropriate arrows. Africa. Asia. Antarctica. Australasia. Equator. Europe. North America. South America. Continents of the world.

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SEMINAR TOURS

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