COMPHRE-REVIEW in social science .pptx

COMPHRE-REVIEW in social science

1. COMPHREHENSIVE REVIEW IN SOCIAL SCIENCE INTRODUCTION

2. MATTERS. YOUR STORY?

3. —MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. “WE ARE NOT MAKERS OF HISTORY.WE ARE MADE BY HISTORY.”

4. INTRODUCTION RELEVANCE OF HISTORY 02 CULTURE HISTORY 01 DECEPTION CASES IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY HISTORICAL SOURCES WHEN HISTORIAN EXAMINING THE SOURCES 03

5. 1.CULTURE

6. According to Raymond Williams : To inhabit To honor with worship To cultivate And the most important thing: it is the way of life, belief, values, religion, traditions, laws, and language CULTURE !

7. CULTURE IS EVERYWHERE IT IS PART OF HISTORY!

8. 2.HISTORY WE CANNOT BE THE ONE WHO ARE IN THE PRESENT WITHOUT THE PAST

9. Greek: historia Inquiry learning or knowing by inquiry finding out what is true HISTORY !

10. SO THAT HISTORY IS … “branch of knowledge that records and explains past events” (story),(tale) or (narrative) 01 03 Scientific study of the past and the present and its connection to the future Chronological record of past events 02 04

11. WE SHOULD LEARN FROM THE PAST. HISTORY WILL JUDGE YOU.

12. 3. HISTORICAL SOURCES IS THAT ALL HISTORIES ARE OBJECTIVE OR NOT? MEANS BIASED FOR TRUTH

13. refers to false information or propaganda published under the guise of being authentic news. IS IT ALL HISTORY ARE REALIABLE AND TRUE? AND IS THERE A DECEPTION ONE? PROLIFERATION OF FAKE NEWS CRITICAL RE EXAMINATION OF HISTORICAL FACTS WITH OR WITHOUT EVIDENCE HISTORICAL REVITIONISM

14. ASIA

15. GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA Asia: Physical Geography Asia is the largest of the world’s continents. It can be divided into five major physical regions: mountain systems; plateaus; plains, steppes, and deserts; freshwater environments; and saltwater environments. https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/asia/#:~:text=Asia+can+be+divided+into,freshwater+environments%3B+and+saltwater+environments.&text=The+Himalaya+mountains+extend+for,from+the+rest+of+Asia .

16. OwlTeacher.com Asia is a huge continent! It has great vegetation in both physical and cultural geography. Asia contains: Lots of mountain ranges Many important rivers Numerous island groups Two major deserts And vast expanses of land

17. OwlTeacher.com Russia Russia is the only country in the world to be part of two separate continents!

18. OwlTeacher.com Mountain Ranges Asia’s mountain ranges include: the Himalayas, which divide the Indian Subcontinent from the rest of Asia. The Eastern and Western Ghats of India. The Altai Mountains of Mongolia.

19. OwlTeacher.com The Grandest Feature of Asia Perhaps the grandest feature of Asia is the huge Himalayan Range. The Himalayas, which stretch 1,500 miles are the highest mountains in the world!

20. OwlTeacher.com Mt. Everest Nine of the world’s tallest mountains over 26,000 feet in elevation are found in this range including Mt. Everest, the world’s tallest mountain, at almost 30,000 feet.

21. OwlTeacher.com The Himalayas contain great mineral wealth, with the largest deposits in the region of Jammu and Kashmire . This part of the Subcontinent is highly prized and has been fought over between Pakistan and India, with China also taking its share.

22. OwlTeacher.com Deserts Asia’s deserts are the Gobi in China and Mongolia and the Takla Makan of China.

23. OwlTeacher.com Rivers Important rivers include: The Huang He and the Chiang Jiang in China (some sources refer to these as the Yellow River and the Yangtze) The Indus and the Ganges in India The Brahmaputra in China and India And the Mekong in Southeast Asia.

24. OwlTeacher.com Asia’s rivers offer lush, fertile valleys where people have lived since ancient times!

25. OwlTeacher.com Asia’s Population The largest concentration of people in Asia lives in China and India, the most populated countries in the world. 1/5 of the world’s population lives in China, but most people live in the eastern half of the country.

26. OwlTeacher.com Why Do Most People Live in the Eastern Half? Eastern China is rich in resources. It has arable land. & it receives sufficient rainfall for farming.

27. OwlTeacher.com Agriculture is important not only as a means of livelihood but also for feeding the huge population!

28. OwlTeacher.com Many people throughout Asia live on small family farms and survive on subsistence agriculture which is often threatened by natural disasters that plague Asia.

29. OwlTeacher.com The Monsoons Southern and Southeast Asia have tropical monsoons that bring heavy rains for months at a time. People in this region depend upon this seasonal rainfall for their crops and water supply.

30. OwlTeacher.com Yet often they receive either too little or not enough, and droughts and famines result.

31. OwlTeacher.com Other parts of Asia have tropical, temperate, or arid climates.

32. OwlTeacher.com Tropical climates have warm or hot temperatures year-round with failry consistent amounts of rainfall. Temperate climates have four seasons, with hot summers and cold winters. Places with arid climates receive little rainfall, though temperatures can vary.

33. OwlTeacher.com Archipelago Several archipelagoes lie off of Asia’s coasts including Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and the Maldives.

34. BRANCHES OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

35. “LET’S FIND BEAUTY AND UNDERSTANDING WITHIN OUR SOCIETY” - Bel Tisuela