Monday, March 28, 2011
Mountains (Adaptations)
Houses are most commonly built out of mud bricks because it is one of the most easily accessible materials on the mountains.
Mountains (Adaptations)
The people that live in the mountains farm by building terraces on the ledges to create flat surfaces to plant crops.
Mountains
The mountains on the Arabian Peninsula range in heights from 1,200 feet to 12,000 feet. Temperatures can get very cool at the summit and sometimes this causes frosty to form.
Mountains
The mountains trap rain that can't pass over them and that leaves the land on one side of the mountains fertile and land on the other side very dry.
Coastal Plains (Adaptations)
Frankincense and myrrh are made by collecting the tree sap from the few trees located on coastal plains.
Coastal Plains (Adaptations)
When crops are grown on coastal plains dams are usually built in order to help create irrigation systems to evenly distribute the water among the plants.
Coastal Plain
Most coastal plains are found five to forty miles inland and some end with jagged cliffs like this one.
Oases (Adaptations)
Thatched roofs cover the homes of those living in oases. This man here is seen installing one on his house.
Oases (Adaptations)
This specific oasis in the desert grows crops such as grains, dates, and peaches to sustain a stable lifestyle and community.
Desert (Adaptations)
People travel through the desert on camels, animals specially adapted to the harsh climate. Camels can go days without water and have large hoofs so their feet do not sink into the sand.
Desert
After a flash flood water cannot be contained by the loose sand and flows freely. Flash floods can sometimes result in small shrubs and patches of grass growing.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Current Events-India
The article I read was on the changes India will make in their health care over the next few years. Thoughts on this change are that it will influence other countries to do the same. India will be looking to build more hospitals and clinics throughout the country. That means health care expanding in urban areas and health care being provided in rural areas where it was never provided before. It is also thought that over the next two years, about one thousand people will be employed as engineers. Therefore, more manufacturing will take place and India will create bigger and better things.
Article Link-http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703818204576206182325804192.html
Article Link-http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703818204576206182325804192.html
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Indian Presentation Wrap-Up Sentences
Engineering Feats-Throughout the ages, people in India have been creating miraculous buildings in huge sizes from the Taj Mahal and the Anicut Dam, to the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid.
Languages Of India-English, Sandscript, and Hindi are all used in India to this day whether they are being spoken or not, all have helped the people of that country to communicate and interact with eachother.
Indian Climate And Geography-India has a diverse climate and geography. The country has various landforms and the the seasons and land, for example-the rain-plays a large part in the lives of the people living there.
Indian Sculptures-The precise qualities and intricate designs of Indian sculptures have enabled them to show their feelings through their artwork and has given them a way to preach their beliefs.
Languages Of India-English, Sandscript, and Hindi are all used in India to this day whether they are being spoken or not, all have helped the people of that country to communicate and interact with eachother.
Indian Climate And Geography-India has a diverse climate and geography. The country has various landforms and the the seasons and land, for example-the rain-plays a large part in the lives of the people living there.
Indian Sculptures-The precise qualities and intricate designs of Indian sculptures have enabled them to show their feelings through their artwork and has given them a way to preach their beliefs.
Monday, March 7, 2011
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