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“In its broadest ecological context, economic development is the development of more intensive ways of exploiting the natural environment.” - Richard Wilkinson

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An AS Level Geography lesson on understanding global grouping and reasons why nations group together

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Page 1: Global Groupings

“In its broadest ecological

context, economic development

is the development of more

intensive ways of exploiting the

natural environment.”

- Richard Wilkinson

Page 2: Global Groupings

Learning Objective

By the end of this lesson I will…

Analyse the way in which Geographers

categorise and classify nations according

to their levels of wealth and power.

Page 3: Global Groupings

How extreme can differences in quality of life

be for people living in the same places?

Page 4: Global Groupings

How extreme can differences in quality of life

be for people living in the same places?

Page 5: Global Groupings
Page 6: Global Groupings

Before examining

Global GroupingsIt’s important to recognise

That there will always be inequalities

within the countries we’re examining

This will always reduce the validity of

our assessments and there will, as long

as capitalism remains dominant, be a

divide between the rich and the poor

Page 7: Global Groupings

What do all

European

countries have

in common?

Page 8: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What do all

European

countries have

in common?

Page 9: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How strong is the evidence that we ally ourselves

more with our direct neighbours?

Page 10: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Which of these groups did we successfully identify?

Page 11: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are monetary unions influenced

by geophysical proximity?

Page 12: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How does Geophysical

Proximity influence

global groupings?

Page 13: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are there

linguistic

similarities?

Page 14: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Is Europe more

linguistically

diverse than

Africa?

Page 15: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

No

Is Europe more

linguistically

diverse than

Africa?

Page 16: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Why don’t we

like the French?

Page 17: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Why don’t we

like the French?

Is there a language barrier?

Page 18: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Why don’t we

like the French?

Is there a language barrier?

Cultural differences?

Page 19: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What makes the USA our closest ally?

Page 20: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What makes the USA our closest ally?

Are we exposed to their culture much?

Page 21: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What makes the USA our closest ally?

Are we exposed to their culture much?

Language?

Page 22: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are we close to

Germany?

Page 23: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are we close to

Germany?

Do we share

many cultural

values?

Page 24: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are we close to

Germany?

Do we share

many cultural

values?

What linguistic

challenges are we

presented with?

Page 25: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What is the language

of Saudi Arabia?

Page 26: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What is the language

of Saudi Arabia?

How have we overcome our

ethnolinguistic barriers?

Page 27: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How does ethnolinguistic homogeneity

influence international relationships?

Page 28: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How does ethnolinguistic homogeneity

influence international relationships?

Does it promote

countries with a shared

language and culture to

work closely together?

Page 29: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How does ethnolinguistic homogeneity

influence international relationships?

Does it promote

countries with a shared

language and culture to

work closely together?

Does it present barriers

for countries with

contrasting cultures to

work closely together?

Page 30: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How does ethnolinguistic homogeneity

influence international relationships?

Does it promote

countries with a shared

language and culture to

work closely together?

Does it present barriers

for countries with

contrasting cultures to

work closely together?

Are ethnolinguistic barriers more of an

issue for individuals than for nations?

Page 31: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

What do we mean by

developing developed

and nations?

Page 32: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Watch

Page 33: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

How accurate is the Brandt line?

Page 34: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Towards a more fact based world

High Income Countries

Low Income Countries

Least Developed Countries

Newly Industrialised

CountriesMiddle Income Countries

Developed

Developing

BRIC

MINT

Brazil, Russia, India, and China

Mexico, Indonesia,Nigeria, and Turkey

G7

Page 35: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Can we group countries by

economic similarities?

Page 36: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Why might countries form

into political groups?

Page 37: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Watch

Page 38: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are EU member

states fairly

balanced in

GDP per capita?

Page 39: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Are NAFTA members equal in wealth and power?

Page 40: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Can we group countries by

political affiliations?

Page 41: Global Groupings

Geophysical

Proximity Political

AffiliationsEthnolinguistic

Homogeneity Economic

Similarities

Research TaskInvestigate which stage of

trade bloc relations each

of these groups are in

Page 42: Global Groupings

Learning Objective

At the end of this lesson I can…

Analyse the way in which Geographers

categorise and classify nations according

to their levels of wealth and power.