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and GEOGRAPHY Lesson 1 In your group Five places to visit there Four land features Three things that come from Latin America Two events that happened there One person you know of who came from there ID: 724260

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Slide1

LATIN AMERICAN INTRODUCTIONandGEOGRAPHY

Lesson #1Slide2

In your group…Five places

to visit there

Four land features

Three things that come from Latin AmericaTwo events that happened thereOne person you know of who came from there Slide3

What Latin America is NOT:LatinOne continent

One language

One nation

Completely at peace

Click – 5 min intro.Slide4

What Latin America IS:Three distinct regions

Full of “Americans”

The

2 main languages are “Latin” basedJust to the south of USAIncludes the most wealthy man in the worldIncludes the poorest people in the world

Includes the prettiest tropical islands and resorts in the world

Where more drugs come from than anywhere elseSlide5

Things to know

Most: Gets its name from languages

Spanish and Portuguese (Latin based Languages)

Three Sections

Central America

South America

Caribbean IslandsSlide6

Things to know

Most: Gets its name from languages

Spanish and Portuguese (Latin based Languages)

Three Sections

Central America

South America

Caribbean Islands

Mostly poor

Low education

Drug and leadership issues

Stretches from Mexico to Cape HornSlide7

Caribbean SeaSlide8

SOUTH AMERICA

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic OceanSlide9

It’s the Amazon Rain Forest, with more different species of life than anywhere else in the world.

Amazon Rain ForestSlide10

It’s the Amazon River

Teeming with life

Some of it

kinda

dangerous

Some of it REAL dangerousSlide11

It’s the Andes Mountains

The “backbone” of South AmericanSlide12

Loaded with Mayan Ruins

And some awesome resorts

It’s the Yucatan PeninsulaSlide13

Description of Latin AmericaAs you’re watching this video, describe three facts you noticed. Such as “Lat. America has…”

Click – Latin

Amer

intro.Slide14

LATIN AMERICAN GEOGRAPHYSlide15

Physical Features

Dense __________________ mixed with mountainous terrain and dry, arid lands

Tropical Islands (Caribbean)

RAIN FORESTSlide16

Physical Features

___________________

World’s widest river (2

nd

Longest)

AMAZON RIVERSlide17

Areas of Importance

____________________

2

nd

highest mountain range in the world

Runs the length of the continent

ANDES MOUTAINSSlide18

Areas of Importance

___________________

Location of resort areas like Cancun and Cozumel

Always tropical warm and humid

YUCATAN PENINSULASlide19

Globalization & Diversity: Rowntree, Lewis, Price, Wyckoff19

Snow at the Equator

– temperature drops 3.5ºF per 1000 ft. elevationSlide20

Questions going along with PPT

How does the size of the largest nation in South America compare to the whole USA?

Describe the Andes Mountains.

Describe the Amazon Rain Forest.Slide21

TopographySlide22
Slide23

Andes Mountains (Peru)Slide24

ElevationSlide25

Globalization & Diversity: Rowntree, Lewis, Price, Wyckoff25

Machu Pichu –

terraced mountain top Inca citySlide26

Globalization & Diversity: Rowntree, Lewis, Price, Wyckoff26

Terraces at

Machu PichuSlide27

Llamas in the AndesSlide28

The Sierra Madres

, MexicoSlide29

Guianan Highlands, VenezuelaSlide30

Brazilian HighlandsSlide31

Patagonian Region (Chile)Slide32

Amazon Rain ForestSlide33

Rain forestProduces 20% of all the oxygen in the worldAlthough tropical forests cover less than 7% of the earth's surface they are home to approximately 50% of all living things on earth

.

About 1.2 billion people in the world rely on the rainforest for their

survivaldestruction of the rainforest creates greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change

approximately

121 useful drugs currently on the market are obtained from

plants thereSlide34

On the Ground Floor

of the Rain ForestSlide35

Amazon Rain ForestSlide36

On the Ground Floor

of the Rain ForestSlide37

Three-Tiered VegetationSlide38

Three-Tiered CanopySlide39

Jungle FaunaSlide40

Deforestation in the AmazonSlide41

Original Forest Cover

Future Forest Cover

Current Forest CoverSlide42

Cattle Ranching on the PampasSlide43

Gauchos of the Pampas, ArgentinaSlide44

Deserts

Atacama DesertSlide45

Atacama DesertSlide46

The Falkland Islands

or

Islas MalvinasSlide47

Cape HornSlide48

The Panama CanalSlide49

Going Through the Panama CanalSlide50

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific

Ocean

Gulf of Mexico

Caribbean Sea

Amazon R.

Orinoco R.

Uruguay R.

Magdalena R.

Sao

Francisco R.

Lake Titicaca

Lake Maracaibo

Rio de La Plata

Parana R.

Andes Mts.

Sierra Madres Mts.

Guiana Highlands

Brazilian Highlands

Patagonian Plateau

Amazon

Basin

Pampas

Mato Grosso

Gran Chaco

Llanos

Atacama Desert

Mexico City

Havanna

Port-au-Prince

Panama City

Santiago

Lima

Buenos Aires

Brasilia

Rio De Janiero

Caracas

Bogota

Falkland Islands

Cape Horn

Panama CanalSlide51

ClimateSlide52

The Tropical HemisphereSlide53

Very Varied Climate ZonesSlide54

Amazon Rain ForestSlide55

Native Indians of the AmazonSlide56

Agriculture and FishingSlide57

Banana PlantationSlide58

Harvesting Sugar CaneSlide59

Growing CoffeeSlide60

Rubber IndustrySlide61

Other

ResourcesSlide62

Oil Drilling in the Gulf of MexicoSlide63

Eco-TourismSlide64

Drug

Trafficking

RoutesSlide65

Questions going along with PPT

Name three resources coming out of Latin America.

Describe the cities. Slide66

DemographicsSlide67

Population and ProjectionsSlide68

Latin

America’s

Population

DistributionSlide69

Cities

Mexico City

Havanna

Port-au-Prince

Panama City

Santiago

Lima

Buenos Aires

Brasilia

Rio De Janiero

Caracas

BogotaSlide70

Others

Falkland Islands

Cape Horn

Panama CanalSlide71

Sao Paolo, BrazilSlide72

Overcrowding in

Sao Paolo, Brazil

20,000,000+ people as of 2014Slide73

Squatter Settlements

in Major Latin American CitiesSlide74

Maps found in text book

on p. 437 and 440Slide75

Click

(

6 min of silly)

Click for Central Amer. song

(

2

min of even sillier)

Latin American NationsSlide76

Adios!