"Development and Cooperation" PPT courseware 7

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"Development and Cooperation" PPT courseware 7

1. Countries and regions

Country: An organized actual political area that occupies a certain territory under the leadership of a government capable of maintaining internal stability and being free from external control and aggression (interference). Countries generally have clear borders and are internationally recognized.

Region: A colony or dependency that has not yet achieved independence and is occupied or annexed by another country.

think about it

Can you differentiate between countries and regions? Where in the world are still regions?

The national territory is sacrosanct and inviolable

Territory refers to the land, airspace, and territorial waters within national boundaries. my country’s land area is 9.6 million square kilometers. my country also has about 3 million square kilometers of sea territory and vast airspace.

National borders are the boundaries on a map between a country and its neighboring countries or on the high seas. It is the boundary of national sovereignty.

Populous country

Countries with a population of more than 100 million:

1. China: 1.292 billion 2. India: 1.06 billion

3. United States: 298 million 4. Indonesia: 214 million

5. Brazil: 176 million 6. Pakistan: 148 million

7. Russia: 143 million 8. Bangladesh: 138 million

9. Japan: 127 million 10. Nigeria: 136 million

11. Mexico: 102 million

2. Developed and Developing Countries

Developed countries: generally include major Western capitalist countries, here mainly refer to the 24 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development established in 1960.

Developing countries: Also known as underdeveloped countries or underdeveloped countries, they refer to countries that are politically independent, economically poor, have a weak industrial base, and have low per capita GDP.

Differences in socioeconomics and residents’ lives between developed and developing countries

The difference between developed and developing countries

1. Developed countries: have a higher level of development, relatively developed industries, mainly exports of manufactured products, higher levels of science and technology, higher education levels, and higher per capita income.

2. Developing countries: The economy is relatively backward, the industry is underdeveloped, the exports are mainly agricultural products and raw materials, the level of science and technology and education is low, and the per capita income is low.

Developed and Developing Countries

North-South Gap Economic differences between developed and developing countries

North-South Dialogue Negotiations between developed and developing countries on common economic and political issues

South-South Cooperation Mutual assistance and cooperation among developing countries

think about it

Why are developing countries and developed countries called "South" and "North"?

Can you find the answer from the world map of political regions? P89

3. International Cooperation

The taste of hamburgers is the same anywhere in the world, and Chinese restaurants are opened all over the world; with just a phone call or an email, we can instantly contact, communicate, and communicate with people on the other side of the world...

There are more frequent trade exchanges between countries, so the boundaries between countries have become more blurred, and the relationship between them has become closer and closer.

Practice questions

1. Territory refers to the area within a country’s national boundaries ( )

A. Land, territorial waters B. Land, territorial waters

C. Land, airspace D. Land, territorial sea, internal waters and airspace

2. Developing countries are mainly located in ( )

A. Asia, Africa and North America

B. Europe, Africa and Asia

C.Asia, Africa and Latin America

D. Oceania, North America, South America

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