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1. Physical Features of Southwest and Central Asia

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1. Physical Features of Southwest and Central Asia

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2. Countries of Southwest and Central Asia

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2. Countries of Southwest and Central Asia

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3. Climate and Vegetation in Southwest and Central Asia

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3. Climate and Vegetation in Southwest and Central Asia

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The most common climates are Arid and Semi-arid. The most common vegetation zones are Desert and Desert Scrub

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4. Population Distribution in Southwest Asia

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4. Population Distribution in Southwest Asia

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A.) Oil because they have a lot of it and countries want it
B.) Water because they have so little.

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7. Ethnic Groups and Religions in Southwest Asia

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7. Ethnic Groups and Religions in Southwest Asia

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Arabs (North Africa, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, UAE, Kuwait, Jordan, Iraq)
Persians (Iran)
Turks (Turkey)
Jews (Israel)
Azers (Azerbaijan)
Armenians (Armenia)
Kurds (Stateless Nation)
Palestinians (Stateless Nation)

Jews (Israel)
Sunni Muslims (North Africa, Turkey, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE)
Shit'e Muslims (Iran, Yemen, Azerbaijan, Bahrain)

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8. Current Tensions and Conflict in Southwest Asia

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8. Current Tensions and Conflict in Southwest Asia

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1. Sunni Muslims vs Shit'e Muslims
2. Israeli Jews vs Palestinian Muslim
3. Iran vs Saudi Arabia (Proxy War in Yemen and Syria)
4. ISIS
5. Syrian Revolution and Civil War
6. Iraq War

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9. Environmental Concerns in Southwest Asia

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9. Environmental Concerns in Southwest Asia

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Not enough water!!!
Oil Pollution

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10. Religion and Everyday Life in Southwest Asia

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10. Religion and Everyday Life in Southwest Asia

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For many in the region religion is very important and plays a central role in decision making and everyday life.

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11. Women in the Southwest Asia (Middle-East)

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11. Women in the Southwest Asia (Middle-East)

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Southwest Asia is more conservative with women's rights. Women are seen as second class citizens and and do not have some of the same rights as men do. Change is slowly happening. Saudi Arabia has just allowed women to drive in 2018.

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The Split happened when the Prophet Mohamed died. The most devoted who felt that they should lead became the Sunnis. Those who felt that Prophet Mohamed's relative should become the new leader became the Shia.

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What's the Difference Between Sunni and Shiite Muslims?

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The cotton industry needed water for irrigation and began to divert the rivers that flow into the oral sea for irrigation.

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14. How the Shrinking Aral Sea Impacts People

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14. How the Shrinking Aral Sea Impacts People

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Aral Sea has become very salty as the salt become more are more concentrated as the sea continue to evaporate.
Destroyed Fishing Industry as well as Fishing and Shipping Towns
Destroyed animal habitats.

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Not having reliable access to clean potable water

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1. Desalination Plants
2. Using Grey Water
3. Drip Irrigation
4. Rain Harvesting
5. Recycling and Reusing

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Israelis and Palestinians don't get the same amount of access to water.