"Development and Cooperation" PPT courseware 8

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"Development and Cooperation" PPT courseware 8

1. Regional development differences

Ask students to read page 88 and observe Figure 5.2 and think:

Human beings live together in the same home planet. What are the differences in development levels in different regions?

different regions

Natural conditions good and bad

Development history early late

Economic level high low

Significant differences in development levels

Are the differences in the development levels of different countries or regions only in three aspects: economic life, medical care, and education level?

Politics, culture, science and technology, transportation, agriculture, industry...

Summarize

There are huge differences between different countries or regions in economic life, medical care, education level, politics, culture, science and technology, transportation, agriculture, industry, etc.

These countries can generally be divided into developed countries and developing countries.

What is the basis for division?

Differences in development levels

Ask students to observe Figure 5.1 on page 88 and complete the following questions (activity questions on page 90 of the textbook):

(1) Find the areas with the brightest lights, compare them with the world map, and talk about their distribution?

(2) Compared with coastal and inland areas, which type of area has a higher level of economic development?

(3) Combined with relevant maps (such as world topographic map, world climate map), in what other ways can you see the regional differences in the world's development level?

Why do different countries or regions have higher and lower levels of development?

Natural conditions

Development history sooner or later

economic level

There are significant differences in the development levels of different regions

Differences in development levels

developed country

United States, Japan, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada,

Italy, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand...

developing country

China, India, Brazil, Ethiopia, Mexico,

Egypt, South Africa, Turkey, Thailand, Chile, Argentina...

give it a try

①From a global perspective, most developed countries are located in ____________, while developing countries are mainly located in ____________ and ____________.

②So the developed countries are usually called “North” and the developing countries are called “South”. Internationally, the political and economic negotiations between developing countries and developed countries are generally called "____________", and the mutual cooperation between developing countries is called "____________"

③After the end of World War II, many developing countries achieved rapid economic development and narrowed the gap with developed countries. In some fields, some developed countries have reached the forefront of the world, such as India's ____________, China's ____________, ____________, etc.

3. International Economic Cooperation

Read page P91 and think: In the process of human development, how has it adversely affected or even destroyed our homeland? So what should we do?

The importance of strengthening international economic cooperation

1. Importance: Promote the complementary advantages of various countries and promote the economic development of each country.

2. Basic principles: equality and mutual benefit

3. International economic and trade organization: World Trade Organization

Classroom testing

1. The main basis for dividing developing countries and developed countries is ( )

A. Population B. Economic development level

C. Early and late development history D. Strength and weakness of military power

2. Which of the following are developing countries ( )

A. Japan B. Canada

C. United States D. China

3. A group of countries that meet the conditions of "Northern Hemisphere, developed countries" are ( )

A. United States, India B. Australia, France

C. China, Brazil D. United States, Japan

4. The prevention and treatment of avian influenza is the main function of which of the following international organizations ( )

A. World Health Organization B. World Trade Organization

C. International Olympic Committee D. Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

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