"India" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware 4

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1. The second most populous country in the world

2. Frequent floods and droughts

3. Self-sufficient food production

4. Developing industries

two major rivers

Indian River:

Origin--Tibet Autonomous Region

Flows through--Pakistan

Injection--Arabian Sea

Ganges:

Origin--Himalayas

Flows through--India, Bangladesh

Injection--Bay of Bengal

a long history

1. The Indus and Ganges river basins are one of the centers of ancient human civilization.

2. In the 18th century, most of India became a British colony

3. A large amount of mineral products, cotton, and jute were plundered.

4. English is the second language in India

Read the picture and answer:

1. The temperature throughout the year is above _____ degrees, which means that the temperature throughout the year is _____ and it is located in the _____ zone (five belts).

2. The months with precipitation exceeding 200 mm are ___, ___, ___, and ___.

The reason is that it is affected by the ___ monsoon, which is the ___ season; while there is less precipitation in other months, which is the ___ season.

3. The climate type of Mumbai is: ______ climate.

3. Self-sufficient food production

Read page 38 of the textbook and think about the following questions:

1. Why does the Indian government attach great importance to food production?

2. What was the reason why India could not be self-sufficient in food production before the 1960s?

3. Where was the breakthrough for India’s rapid food growth after the 1960s?

2. Agricultural development and population pressure in India

1. The country with the largest cultivated land area in Asia is ( ).

2. Analyze the favorable and unfavorable conditions for developing agriculture in India?

Favorable conditions: large area of ​​cultivated land, flat terrain, deep soil, fertile soil, and abundant rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon.

Disadvantages: Floods and droughts often occur.

3. Main crops in India: 1) Food crops:

2) Cash crops:

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