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Features of Southern and Eastern Asia - PPT Presentation

7 th grade social Studies SS7G9 SS7G9 The student will locate selected features in Southern and Eastern Asia SS7G9a SS7G9a Locate on a world and regional politicalphysical map Ganges river Huang He Yellow River Indus River Mekong River Yangtze Chang Jiang River Bay of Bengal ID: 575200

river ss7g9a ss7g9b china ss7g9a river china ss7g9b ocean sea yellow south flows japan empties located india southern korea

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Features of Southern and Eastern Asia

7

th

grade social StudiesSlide2

SS7G9

SS7G9:

The student will locate selected features in Southern and Eastern AsiaSlide3

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SS7G9a:

Locate on a world and regional political-physical map: Ganges river, Huang He (Yellow) River, Indus River, Mekong River, Yangtze (Chang Jiang) River, Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean, Sea of Japan, South China Sea, Yellow Sea, Gobi Desert, Taklimakan Desert, Himalayan Mountains, Korean PeninsulaSlide4

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Huang He (Yellow) River

6

th

longest river in the world

Flows to the east through northern China

Empties into the Yellow SeaSlide5

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Yangtze (Chang Jiang) River

3

rd

longest river in the world

Flows to the east through southern China

Empties in the Pacific Ocean

Heavily polluted: often floodsSlide6

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Indus River:

Location of early human civilization

Flows from the Himalayan Mountains

Empties into the Indian OceanSlide7

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Ganges River:

Flows through the NE India

Empties into the Bay of Bengal

Heavily polluted: often floods

Sacred to Hindus and other religious groupsSlide8

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Mekong River:

Flows though Vietnam and surrounding countries Slide9

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Bay of Bengal:

Part of the Indian Ocean

Borders SE India

Site of Major cyclone developmentSlide10

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Indian Ocean:

Ocean bordering the southern portion of AsiaSlide11

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South China Sea:

Part of the Pacific Ocean

Borders southern China and Vietnam Slide12

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Yellow Sea:

Part of the Pacific Ocean

Located between northern China and the Korean peninsula

Huang He (Yellow) River empties hereSlide13

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Sea of Japan:

Part of the Pacific Ocean

Located between the Korean Peninsula and JapanSlide14

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Gobi Desert:

Located in Northern China

Extremely dry conditionsSlide15

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Taklimakan Desert:

Located in western ChinaSlide16

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Himalayan Mountains:

Located between China and India

Home to the world’s tallest mountains

Many major rivers begin hereSlide17

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Korean Peninsula:

Piece of land that is home to both North and South KoreaSlide18

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SS7G9b:

Locate on a world and regional political-physical map the countries of: China, India, Indonesia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, VietnamSlide19

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China:Slide20

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India:Slide21

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Indonesia:Slide22

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Japan:Slide23

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North Korea:Slide24

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South KoreaSlide25

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Vietnam: