III. Appendix

 

GEOGRAPHY OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD



 

 

A. Summary of Key Maps


B. Summary of Exams and Assignments


C. Summary of Themes


D. Style Sheet for Written Assignments


E. Sample References


F. Sample LDC Atlas Papers

III. Appendices

A. Summary of Key Maps

from de Blij's Geography: Realms. Regions, and Concepts

 

THEME: Regional and Physical Geography


I-1 World Geographic Realms pp. 4-5

I-10 States of the World pp. 26-27

I-12 World Realms and Their Regions pp. 32-33


I-4 World Landscapes pp. 10-11

I-6 World Precipitation pp. 14-15

I-7 World Climates pp. 16-17

I-8 World Vegetation p. 18


I-9 World Population Distribution pp. 22-23


THEME: Cultural Geography


6-1 Religions of the World p. 276-77


THEME: Economic Geography


I-11 World Economies pp. 28-29

5-2 World Agriculture p. 236

World Life Expectancy at Birth

World Population Growth


THEME: Historical Geography


4-4 Caribbean Region: Colonial Spheres p. 208

7-6 Sub-Saharan Africa:

Colonization and Decolonization p. 342

10-4 Colonial Spheres in Southeast Asia p. 483


B. Summary of Exams and Assignments

 

Geography of the Developing World

 

Letter Grade

 

Exams and Quizzes Assignments

(345) (90-160)


Exams - 275 Map Quizzes-70 Themes - 40


Unit 1 Intro R&P Geog

Unit 2 Africa Econ Geog

Unit 3 NAfSWAs

Final China LDC Atlas-50

South Asia

SE Asia Other 0-70 Mid. Amer

S. America

 

TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE: 435-505


The final letter grade will be assigned according to the following percentages:

100-85% A; 84-75% B; 74-65% C; 64-50% D; 49-0% F


Changes can be made to this scheme!

C. Summary of Themes

 

(TO BE APPLIED TO EACH REALM)

 

Regional and Physical Geography


Human-Environment Interaction

1. Understand the basic physical geography of the world's developing realms and their unique physical attributes.

2. Where do people live and why?

Regional Criteria

1. Apply criteria to realms.

2. Apply criteria to regions within realms.


Economic Geography, Development, and Change


1. Interpret and compare the Measures of Economic Development for the world's developing realms.

2. How do people make a living and why?

3. Understand recent economic developments and their resource base.



Cultural Geography, Diversity, and Conflict


Cultural Geography

1. Understand the spatial distribution of religion, language, governments, and other cultural features.

2. Recognize the significance of these distributions.

Diversity and Conflicts

1. Locate cultural and political conflicts.

2. Who is fighting whom?

3. Why?


Historical Geography and Colonialism


1. Understand precolonial history and its effects today.

2. Understand colonial history (if any) and its effects today.

 

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What you can DO versus what do you KNOW.

 

The point of these objectives is not to memorize but to apply, analyze, and predict. See the "Critical Thinking" section of this Study Guide.

D. Style Sheet for ALL Assignments:


- They must be typed, double spaced, stapled, with no plastic covers.

- Include your NAME and the NAME of the assignment

- You must state REALM, REGION, and LOCATION (if appropriate).

- State THEME or THEMES which most directly apply.

- Give bibliographic information. (REFERENCES)

- List, and highlight (boldface or underline) VOCABULARY used from our vocabulary lists.


Sample Assignment:


John or Jane Doe GEG 103

ASSIGNMENT: Current Events

TITLE: (LDC Atlas Paper Only)

REALM: Sub-Saharan Africa

REGION: East Africa

LOCATION: Kenya

THEME: Economic Geography


VOCABULARY USED:


rift valley nomadism

periodic market GDP per capita

life expectancy urbanization

primary activities


Then begin the body of the assignment. Be sure to underline or highlight all vocabulary words used.


REFERENCES


See "Sample References" on the next page.


E. Sample References

 

ATLASES AND ALMANACS

 

[List in alphabetical order by the atlas title. Underline title, followed by a period, Editor. Place, publisher, date Indent second line.]


Goode's World Atlas. 18th edition. Espenshade, Edward B. Jr., editor. Chicago, Rand McNally. 1991

 

BOOKS

 

[List in alphabetical order by the author's last name. Underline title, followed by a period. Indent second line.]


de Blij, Harm J., Geography Realms, Regions, and Concepts, 8th edition. New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1997.

 

PERIODICALS

 

[List alphabetically according to the author or title of article if no author is given. Note punctuation. Volume : Number (date). Include pages which the article covers.]


Clark, Miles. "A Russian Voyage." National Geographic 185 : 6 (June 1994). pp. 114-138


Press, Robert M. "Rebel Gains and French safe Zone Complicate Rwanda War." Christian Science Monitor, 86 : 155 (July 6, 1994). p. 1.

 

OTHER

 

PC Globe Maps 'N Facts. World Edition Version 1.0. Broderbund Software Inc. 1993



F. Sample LDC Atlas Papers