/
Social Studies DO NOW The Geography of Southeast Asia Social Studies DO NOW The Geography of Southeast Asia

Social Studies DO NOW The Geography of Southeast Asia - PowerPoint Presentation

desiron
desiron . @desiron
Follow
342 views
Uploaded On 2020-06-29

Social Studies DO NOW The Geography of Southeast Asia - PPT Presentation

Physical Geography The region of Southeast Asia consists of 11 countries and borders India to the east and China to the north The region is split between mainland countries of Mainland Countries ID: 788479

culture region china southeast region culture southeast china islands asia nomadic 000 geography areas languages people beliefs result direct

Share:

Link:

Embed:

Download Presentation from below link

Download The PPT/PDF document "Social Studies DO NOW The Geography of S..." is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this web site for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.


Presentation Transcript

Slide1

Social Studies DO NOW

Slide2

The Geography of Southeast Asia

Slide3

Physical Geography

The region of Southeast Asia consists of 11 countries and borders India to the east and China to the north.

The region is split between mainland countries of:Mainland CountriesIsland CountriesBurmaMalaysiaThailandSingaporeLaosIndonesiaCambodiaPhilippinesVietnamBruneiEast Timor

Slide4

Physical Geography Continued

Many products of the sea and jungle are unique to the regionBecause of this international traders traveled to the region to attain the rare products

Some of the small islands of the region were the only source of cloves, nutmeg, and mace (Spice).

Slide5

Slide6

Major Geographic Areas/Landmarks

Sukkothai

, ThailandSukkothai is the ancient capital of the kingdom of Siam.The establishment of the city marked the beginning of Thailand as a nation.Founded in 1238 until the Thai Kingdom was established in mid-14th Century.Responsible for Thai people establishing their own culture, language, and beliefs.

Slide7

Slide8

Hkakabo Razi

Pronounced kaka-

boe rah-zeeThe tallest mountain in the Southeast Asia RegionLocated in what is currently Myanmar, or the country of BurmaA part of the Himalayas, it reaches a height of 19,295 feetIt sits at a tri-point border with China and India

Slide9

Slide10

Malay Archipelago

The largest group of islands in the worldThere are 17,000 islands of Indonesia, and about 7,000 islands of the Philippines

The islands extend along the Equator for around 3,800 milesThe areas are mostly rural and agricultural

Slide11

Slide12

Climate

Almost the entire region lies between the tropics, which leads to many similarities in the climate, but also plant and animal life.

Temps throughout the region are generally warms, except for in the highlands, which is much cooler.The predictable monsoon winds, which switch directions (predictably) as well, led to early explorers being able to time routes to the region boosting the area as a trade post.

Slide13

Slide14

Population

The people of Southeast Asia are very distinct for the way they were able to adapt to their environment.

As we have seen in many regions, many of the first settlers were nomadic.In this region the nomadic people lived on their boats and coasted from island to island.Over time, permanent settlements began to pop up as fertile land was found in Java for agriculture, and the warm and shallow waters of the region led to permanent settlements of fishermen to settle on the coast.

Slide15

Slide16

Culture

Diverse is the best way to describe the culture of Southeast AsiaOver 6,000 languages are spoken in the world today, and around 1,000 of those languages are found in the region

The diverse culture is a direct result of the migration of nomadic tribes from South China moving to interior areas, bringing their values and language with them.Today the most spoken languages in the region are:CambodianVietnameseThaiLaoBurmese

Slide17

Slide18

Culture Continued

Religious beliefs in the region are also a direct result of the migration of nomadic peoples.

The country that is now Vietnam was once colonized by China. Though it eventually gained its independence, much of its culture, such as Confucianism and Taoism remained from China.The other major religions are:BuddhismHinduismIslam

Slide19