C7.3 Russia - Lesson 4: Ukraine: between Russia and the West

C7: RUSSIA
and its neighbours





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C7: RUSSIA
and its neighbours





Geopolitics
zlb@st-maartenscollege.nl

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What is the plan for today?


C7.3: Ukraine: between Russia and the West;
focus on Crimea

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LAST LESSONS GOALS
  1. You can explain the terms birth surplus, mortality surplus, immigration surplus and emigration surplus in your own words (GG 136 + 137).
  2. You can give 2 reasons for the declining population in Russia since 1991.
  3. You can describe and explain internal and external migration in Russia.
  4. You can name 3 negative effects of the population decline in Russia.
  5. You can give a connection between 2 maps (e.g. §2, question 9c).





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CHANGES OF POPULATIONSIZE
Natural population growth
                                        birth – mortality
Net migration rate
                               immigration – emigration

Population
current population + natural population growth + net migration


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DEMOGRAPHICS OF RUSSIA:
Name 2 economic problems that will occur in Russia when the birth rate remains low.

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CHECK 7 AND 9
Of C7.2

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You can describe and explain internal and external migration in Russia (§2, question 7).

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You can describe and explain internal and external migration in Russia (§2, question 7).

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You can describe and explain internal and external migration in Russia (§2, question 7).

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Question 9c + 9d
9c: population development is most positive in Islamic regions / population growth is highest in Islamic regions

9d: Birth rate is higher in Islamic areas / death rate is lower in Islamic areas because of less alcohol abuse.

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GEOPOLITICS
GEO - POLITICS
Geography and politics

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If you would be able to create a perfect country, what geographical characteristics would it have? 


Think about the location and what a country needs/trades.

Write down at least 3 things in your notebook.

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If you would be able to create a perfect country, what geographical characteristics would it have? 
  • Many minerals (oil, natural gas, iron ore, etc)
  • Suitable (climate) for agriculture
  • Access to oceans
  • Navigable rivers
  • No borders with enemy states
  • Not easy to invade with ground troops



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Where is Russia vulnerable
for groundtroops?

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What are the geopolitical advantages and disadvantages of the location of Russia?
 - For each characteristic write down if this is a pro or a con for Russia.
 - Explain each answer.
 - Write down maps sheets you have used (if not given in question).


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RUSSIA AND MINERALS

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SUITABLE FOR      
 AGRICULTURE?     

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ACCESS TO OCEANS?

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ACCESS TO OCEANS?

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NAVIGABLE RIVERS

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To which extent does Russia have borders with enemy states?

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What are the geopolitical advantages and disadvantages of the location of Russia?
CONCLUSION:

Many minerals
Suitable for agriculture
Acces to oceans
Navigable rivers
No borders with enemy states
Not easy to invade with ground troops




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Let's go!
  • Open the list of knowledge and skills
  • Work out the list with your books
  • Ask questions

Rules while working:
  • You're allowed to work together with your neighbor (WHISPERING).


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TODAY'S GOALS
  1. You can name 2 characteristics that define a state (G150).
  2. You can name 2 types of borders (G150).
  3. You can explain why some states are nations / nation states and others are not (G151).
  4. You explain the terms culture, people and Russification in your own words (G151 + §3).
  5. You can give 4 reasons for the Russian occupation of Crimea.











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BACK IN 2014

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DUTCH CULTURE

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What makes us part of the Dutch people?
Name at least 5 things the Dutch have in common.
  • Shared history
  • Shared culture

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     CULTURE
"The beliefs and customs people learn as they grow up."

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2014: The history of the conflict

RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF THE CRIMEA


Use "Ukraine, a powder keg" at page 108.

Give 4 reasons for the Russian occupation of Crimea.

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Give 4 reasons for the
Russian occupation of Crimea.
  1. Ukraine may develop close military ties with Western Europe.
  2. Crimea has a Russian naval base (Sebastopol).
  3. Ukraine has close cultural ties with Russia.
  4. Russian inhabitants of Crimea want to be part of Russia.

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TODAY'S GOALS
  1. You can name 2 characteristics that define a state (G150).
  2. You can name 2 types of borders (G150).
  3. You can explain why some states are nations / nation states and others are not (G151).
  4. You explain the terms culture, people and Russification in your own words (G151 + §3).
  5. You can give 4 reasons for the Russian occupation of Crimea.











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Let's go!
  • Read the text at page 108 in your coursebook
  • Use the atlas
  • Use G105 & G151
  • Make exercises 1, 3 + 5

Rules while working:
  • You're allowed to work together with your neighbor (WHISPERING).

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Practice with the atlas

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