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The region is plagued by conflict because it is a battlefield for Iraqis and terrorism. There are tensions between Israel and the arabs because of political, strategic, and economic interests in the area of the great powers. What is the name of the sea that is between Egypt and Saudi Arabia? the red sea.
The region is plagued by conflict because it is a battlefield for Iraqis and terrorism. There are tensions between Israel and the arabs because of political, strategic, and economic interests in the area of the great powers. What is the name of the sea that is between Egypt and Saudi Arabia? the red sea.
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The region is plagued by conflict because it is a battlefield for Iraqis and terrorism. There are tensions between Israel and the arabs because of political, strategic, and economic interests in the area of the great powers. What is the name of the sea that is between Egypt and Saudi Arabia? the red sea.
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Go to phschool.com Go to Course Content Place the Web Code: mjk-0022 and press Go Click on WORLD GEOGRAPHY HOME PAGE Click on Chapter 21: Regional Atlas: Introduction to Central & Southwest Asia Read the Summary Why do you think the region is plagued by conflict? The region is plagued by conflict because it is a battlefield for Iraqis and terrorism. It is coming out of several years of Soviet control. o Click on Go Online Activities Click on economic activities and resources Click on Geography Click on World Geography Click on Atlas on the top bar Click on the region called Middle East Click on Middle East Profile and read the content to answer the following questions: o What countries define the region? The countries that define the region are: Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Cyprus, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, the countries of he Arabian peninsula, Egypt, and Libya. Click on Arab-Israeli Wars… o Why are their tensions between Israel and the Arabs? There are tensions between Israel and Arabs because of political, strategic, and economic interests in the area of the great powers. Click on Iran-Iraq War … o What country was the largest supplier of weapons in Iraq during this conflict? The country that was the largest supplier of weapons in Iraq during this conflict was the Soviet Union. Click on Persian Gulf Wars… o What was the name of the Iraqi president? Saddam Hussein was the Iraqi president. o What was he accused of that led to war? He was accused of refusing to comply with peaceful withdrawal. Dr. J. Smith, Facilitator ITU: SIMCHA (Hebrew) JOY Ms. J. Markley, Facilitator WebQuest: Central and Southwest Asia Ms. R. Muffler, Monday Facilitator o When was the Iraqi president captured and convicted of during this war? He was captured and convicted in 2004. Click on Atlas Click on the Middle East region to answer the following questions… o What is the name of the sea that is between Egypt and Saudi Arabia? The Red Sea. o What is the name of the sea north of Turkey? The Black Sea. o What is the name of the sea north of Iran? The Caspian Sea. o What is the name of the sea west of Israel? The Mediterranean Sea. o What is the name of the sea south of Oman? The Arabian Sea. On that same page, scroll down to Maps-Middle East o Click on Israel to answer the following questions… With the maps distance indicator in the top left corner • Approximately how many miles is it from Jerusalem to Nazareth? About 40 miles. • Approximately how many mines is it from Jerusalem to Egypt? About 100 miles. • Click on Israel Profile: History Government Economy Population • What is the major International dispute in this country? The major dispute is the permanent settlement of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. • What does the symbol in the middle of the flag represent? It represents the Jews’ connection with the gods. • Why are there tensions between Israelis and Palestinians? There are tensions because of religious purposes. • How many feet below sea level is the Dead Sea? 1,349 feet below sea level. Go back to Maps-Middle East o Click on Saudi Arabia to answer the following questions… Name the neighboring countries… Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon. Approximately how many miles is it from Duba to Egypt? About 100 miles Dr. J. Smith, Facilitator ITU: SIMCHA (Hebrew) JOY Ms. J. Markley, Facilitator WebQuest: Central and Southwest Asia Ms. R. Muffler, Monday Facilitator Click on Saudi Arabia Profile: History Government Economy Population • What type of Government does this country have? Monarchy • Why did this country make large financial contributions to the Iraqi war effort during the 1980’s? Because they were fearful that they might become Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s next targets if Iran conquered Iraq. • What is the Taliban? The Taliban (“Students of Islamic Knowledge Movement”) is an organization that ruled Afghanistan from 1996- 2001. Go back to Maps-Middle East o Click on Kuwait to answer the following questions… What countries border Kuwait? Saudi Arabia and Iraq. By examining the map, what would you think would be Kuwait’s economic strength? It is near the sea, where they can receive ship imports. o Click on Kuwait Profile: History Government Economy Population What are their official languages spoken? Arabic and English What is their main religion? Islam (85%) Why did Iraq invade Kuwait? Iraq invaded Kuwait because it blamed Kuwait for falling oil prices. What was the date that women voted for the first time? 1999 Go back to Maps-Middle East o Click on Turkey to answer the following questions… Is Turkey north, south, east, or west of Israel? North of Israel Where is Istanbul located? It is located on the top left of Turkey. o Click on Turkey Profile: History Government Economy Population Did Turkey fight in WWII? Why or Why not? No because they went to war with Germany in World War One Who are the Kurds? The Kurds are an ethnic-Iranian ethno linguistic group. Name two interesting facts about the Kurdish Dr. J. Smith, Facilitator ITU: SIMCHA (Hebrew) JOY Ms. J. Markley, Facilitator WebQuest: Central and Southwest Asia Ms. R. Muffler, Monday Facilitator Culture. 1.) 12 million Kurds live in Turkey, roughly 20% of the country’s population. 2.) Kurdish culture and its oppression led to the establishment of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). What tragedy happened on August 17, 1999? Turkey was devastated by an earthquake (magnitude 7.4), which resulted in 17,000 casualties and 200,000 left homeless. What countries are considered the major trading partners with Turkey? Germany, UK, U.S., Italy, France, Spain, Russia, and China. Exit out of phschool.com Go to ilike2learn.com On the left hand side of the page you will see The 10 Most Popular Games o Click on Middle East Map Quiz Complete the Map Quiz until you know where all the countries of the Middle East are located.. Lastly, ask Dr. Smith for a hardcopy of the Map Quiz for your team to complete for 23 pts. World Geography credit. o This Map Quiz must be completed with computer lids down and with no outside resources. o Once your team has completed the Map Quiz, turn it in for correction and credit. o Be sure to place your teammates names on the paper for credit.
Dr. J. Smith, Facilitator ITU: SIMCHA (Hebrew) JOY
Ms. J. Markley, Facilitator WebQuest: Central and Southwest Asia Ms. R. Muffler, Monday Facilitator