'Subsistence agriculture' presentation slideshows

Key topic/chapter 10 Agricultural geography Key terms: Agribusiness Boserup hypothesis

Key topic/chapter 10 Agricultural geography Key terms: Agribusiness Boserup hypothesis Carl Sauer commercial agriculture domestication fallow horticulture intensive subsistence agriculture luxury crops market gardening (truck farming) milkshed Mediterranean Agriculture

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Agricultural Revolutions

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. An Introduction to Human Geography The Cultural Landscape, 8e James M. Rubenstein. Agriculture. Economic Activities. Primary Raw Materials: Agriculture , mining, fishing, and forestry Secondary Manufacturing: capital (for industry) and consumer goods Tertiary

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UNIT 5 TEST REVIEW

UNIT 5 TEST REVIEW. AGRICULTURE. WHAT IS AGRICULTURE. AGRICULTURE. The process of growing plants or raising animals to produce food for sustenance or sale at the marketplace. ORINGINS OF AGRICULTURE. VEGETATIVE PLANTING.

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Economic Systems Vocabulary Jeopardy!

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Deforestation

Deforestation. Forest around the world are an important resource. The commercial value of forestry is over $150 billion per year. Silviculture : is the management of forest to produce a renewable supply of timber. Tree harvesting methods. Clear cutting : M ost common method in BC

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Agriculture and Rural Land Use

Agriculture and Rural Land Use. Development and Diffusion of Agriculture. Defining Agriculture The growing of plants or raising of animals, in order to produce food or sustenance for sale at the marketplace Another definition:

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Development of African Civilizations

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Physical, Economic, Historical Slides from Anderson/LaRocco MHS-World Geography SOL WG.4

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Development theories:

Development theories:. Liberalism, Marxism, Underdevelopment Perspectives. Trends in development studies:. In the late 70s and 80s, political scientists and sociologists began to focus on global poverty and inequality. Why? Because of improvements in global communication:

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State and Local Government

State and Local Government. Chapter One Wisconsin Overview. Changing Population. First settlers were Native Americans: Ho-Chunk, Menominee, Ojibwe , Potawatomi, Fox, and Sauk peoples

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Energy and Food

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Philipp Aerni, 2006

Mobilizing Science and Technology for Development: The Case of the Cassava Biotechnology Network (CBN). Philipp Aerni, 2006. Presented by: Peizhu Li. Cassava. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassava ). Cassava in Africa.

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Agriculture, Industrialization and Development

Agriculture, Industrialization and Development. Agriculture. Commercial Agriculture Intensive vs. Extensive Sustainable agriculture Subsistence Agriculture Agricultural Revolutions 1 st, 2 nd , 3 rd (Green Revolution) v on Thunen Model milkshed. Agriculture. Debt-for-nature swap

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Development and Health Introduction

Development and Health Introduction.

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Why is this person using animals to farm?

10C: Compare the ways people satisfy their basic needs through the production of good and services such as subsistence agriculture v. commercial agriculture or cottage industries v. commercial industries. .

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Map Features

Map Features. Cartography. Has been described as the meeting place of art and science. The primary purpose of a map is to show information or a geological concept or relationship. Maps must show an accurate relationship between objects and features. Basic Map Elements. Compass Rose

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Subsistence Agriculture Regions

Chapter 10 section 6. Subsistence Agriculture Regions. Terms/Concepts. Shifting Cultivation Slash-and-burn agriculture Swidden Pastoral nomadism Intensive subsistence agriculture Plantation. Comparing Subsistence and Commercial Agriculture.

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Teacher Page

Teacher Page. Objective : The student will compare the ways people satisfy their basic needs through the production of goods and services such as subsistence agriculture versus commercial agriculture or cottage industry versus commercial industry. Ideas / Suggestions / Notes

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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

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