§2.4: cultural regions - part 1

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§2.4: cultural regions

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Today
  • Recap §2.3
  • Explanation + assignment 
  • Assignments workbook 

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Learning goals §2.3
  • You know how you can describe a culture with three types of cultural elements.
  • You understand why cultures diffused and blended in the past and present.
  • You can form your opinion on a topic in five steps.

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Culture
  • Cultural elements
  • Cultural diffusion
  • Cultural blending

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Today
  • Recap §2.3
  • Explanation + assignment 
  • Assignments workbook 

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Learning goals
  • You know where the six cultural regions are located and what their main cultural elements are.
  • You understand why specific cultural elements occur in a different cultural region.
  • You can point out countries in the cultural regions.

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Cultural regions
  • Hundreds of different cultures 
  • You can divide them in different ways 
  • Based on cultural elements: religion, history, language, prosperity, food, etc. 

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Cultural regions
  • Main cultural regions: the culture resembles each other more than they differ from each other
  • Within the cultural regions: subcultures 

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Assignment 
  • Work in pairs
  • How do you think the cultural regions in the world look like?  Fill in the map

timer
5:00

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Possible division of cultural regions on earth 
  • Islamic world
  • Western world
  • Africa south of the Sahara
  • Latin America
  • Russia and the former Soviet Union
  • East, South and Southeast Asia

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Islamic world
North Africa
Central Asia & Middle East
Indonesia

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Islamic world
Characteristics:

  • wearing of headscarves
  • praying five times a day
  • mosques
  • no pork eaten
  • no alcohol drunk
  • Koran is important
  • Ramadan is month of fasting
  • Arabic (except in Indonesia)

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Sub-Saharan Africa

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Sub-Saharan Africa

  • People often live in tribes
  • Each tribe has its own language and customs
  • Multiple tribes live in one country


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Sub-Saharan Africa
  • How did this happen? 
  • Colonial rulers drew boundaries

  • Which languages, besides the native African language, do the people speak?
  • French and English

  • Which religions? 
  • Christianity, Islam, traditional African religions

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Today
  • Recap §2.3
  • Explanation + assignment 
  • Assignments workbook 

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Start homework 
  •  Read §2.4
  •  Make assignment 1 and 3 

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