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World Geography SOL WG.4 “Cultural Landscapes” By Mr. Singleton

World Geography SOL WG.4 “Cultural Landscapes” By Mr. Singleton

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Page 1: World Geography SOL WG.4 “Cultural Landscapes” By Mr. Singleton

World GeographySOL WG.4 “Cultural Landscapes”

By

Mr. Singleton

Page 2: World Geography SOL WG.4 “Cultural Landscapes” By Mr. Singleton

Latin America & the Caribbean

Incan City - Machu Picchu (above)Mayan City - Tikal (above)

Mayan Pyramid at Chichen Itza (right)

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Europe (France)

Parisian Nights• Arc de Triomphe

(above)• The Louvre (below)

The Eiffel TowerGothic Cathedrals• Chartres (above)• Notre Dame (below)

La GrandeArche

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Europe (Great Britain)

From Left to Right:• Big Ben• A windmill• Westminster Abbey• Stonehenge• A Scottish castle

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Europe (Greece & Italy)

Clockwise from Bottom Left:• Leaning Tower of Pisa• The Parthenon• The Roman Forum• The Cathedral of Florence• The Colosseum (Coliseum)• The Pantheon• St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome

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The United States & Canada (1)

Clockwise from Bottom Left:• U. S. Capitol Building• The White House• Fanueil Hall (Boston)• French-Canadian Stop Sign• Independence Hall

(Philadelphia)• The Statue of Liberty• Jefferson’s Monticello• The Golden Gate Bridge

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The United States & Canada (2)Counter-Clockwise from Bottom Left:• St. Louis Gateway Arch• The Mall of America (top)• The Empire State Building (bottom)• The Flatiron Building (NYC Skyscraper)• The World Trade Center (pre-9/11)• The Sears Tower (Chicago)• Washington D. C. Beltway © 1960s• A Wheatfield• The United Nations Headquarters

(NYC)

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Southwest Asia (the Middle East)Jerusalem Sites (From Left to Right):• Church of the Holy

Sepulcher• The Dome of the Rock• The Western Wall (top left)• Jerusalem City Wall (bottom left)

Istanbul Sites:• Hagia Sophia (above)• Suleyman Mosque (right) Other Middle Eastern Sites:

• An Oil Rig (above left)• The Kaaba in Mecca (above right)

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Africa (Northern & Sub-Saharan)

Clockwise from Top Left:• Great Zimbabwe (SE Africa)• A Bazaar or suq (N. Africa)• The Sphinx (Egypt)• The Pyramids at Giza

(Egypt)

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Russia & Central AsiaCounter-Clockwise from Top Left:• A Siberian village• St. Basil’s Cathedral• Soviet-style Apartment Building• The Kremlin• Red Square

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South & Southeast Asia2 Views of Angkor Wat in Cambodia (Left & Right)

From Left to Right:• A Floating Market• The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia• The Taj Mahal in India

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East Asia

The Great Wall of China (above)

2 Examples ofJapanese-stylearchitecture, oftencalled “pagoda”(right & bottom)

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Australia, the Pacific Islands & Antarctica

Pacific Island Thatched Roof House

Antarctic Research Station Sydney Opera House (Australia)