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Waldron, John – 1998
This lesson, one of four stand-alone lessons that examine Australia as an aspect of world history, points out that Australia's unique geographic characteristics and history serve as a useful case study of key global concepts. The lesson focuses on exploration and control of trade routes during the Age of Discovery. The lesson has two parts. In…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Foreign Countries, Geography, Global Approach
Information and Documentation Centre for the Geography of the Netherlands, Utrecht. – 1977
The atlas contains almost 40 photographs and 40 maps of geographical aspects of the Netherlands: the coast, dikes, canals, towns, and farmland. Each page contains a photograph, a section of a map showing the area in which the photograph was taken, and a discussion of several paragraphs about the geographical problems of the area and how they have…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Area Studies, Atlases, Elementary Secondary Education
Information and Documentation Centre for the Geography of the Netherlands, Utrecht. – 1977
The pamphlet focuses on the geography and industry of the Netherlands. Information, presented in expository, tabular, and photographic form, is arranged in four major sections. Section one discusses industry: its development since the 17th century, regional distribution of modern industry throughout the country, and case studies of several…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Economic Development, Economic Factors, Elementary Secondary Education