World Geography-1(B)

Attached is a biography of Nelson Mandela, the most famous person in the history of South Africa. He was a civil rights leader who ended the practice of apartheid - the legal segregation of people in South Africa based on the grounds of race - and became the first black president of South Africa in 1991.

Attached is a biography of Nelson Mandela, the most famous person in the history of South Africa. He was a civil rights leader who ended the practice of apartheid - the legal segregation of people in South Africa based on the grounds of race - and became the first black president of South Africa in 1991.

Attached is a biography of Nelson Mandela, the most famous person in the history of South Africa. He was a civil rights leader who ended the practice of apartheid - the legal segregation of people in South Africa based on the grounds of race - and became the first black president of South Africa in 1991.

Attached is a biography of Nelson Mandela, the most famous person in the history of South Africa. He was a civil rights leader who ended the practice of apartheid - the legal segregation of people in South Africa based on the grounds of race - and became the first black president of South Africa in 1991.

Today we will begin our unit on South Asia. The essential question for this unit is: How do people adapt to their changing environments, economies, and societies in a time of climate change, resource scarcity, and conflict?

Our lesson today will focus on discovering the geography of South Asia and identifying the major environmental, economic, and demographic issues facing the region.


See attached assignments for this Unit. Instructions are on slides #9 and #10 of the intro Google slide show

1) Guided Notes
2) Digital Map Exercise
3) Infographic Sample and Instructions (separate assignment)

Also attached is our final SDG assessment. This is ungraded.

Today we will begin our unit on South Asia. The essential question for this unit is: How do people adapt to their changing environments, economies, and societies in a time of climate change, resource scarcity, and conflict?

Our lesson today will focus on discovering the geography of South Asia and identifying the major environmental, economic, and demographic issues facing the region.


See attached assignments for this Unit. Instructions are on slides #9 and #10 of the intro Google slide show

1) Guided Notes
2) Digital Map Exercise
3) Infographic Sample and Instructions (separate assignment)

Also attached is our final SDG assessment. This is ungraded.