Road Trip Project Map by Alison Sellers

London, UK

alisel — 2022-05-02 13:36:07 UTC

It is time to break out our magnfined glasses and high-tech camera's as we travel to London, we will explore some of the worlds most ancient history. The Itinerary will allow us to become accustomed to each destination, and the Economics, Social life, Politics, Demographics, and Culture within the Historic London District in the United Kingdom. COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE!
Did you know over 300 Languages are spoken in London! THAT"S RIGHT! That means that we will be exposed to a variety of culture and food on our journey to the UK!
WHY LONDON?
London is known for its immense architecture, as well as rich art.
READY OR NOT< HERE WE GO!!!

Brussels, Belgium

alisel — 2022-05-02 13:51:17 UTC

LET'S HIT THE ROAD!!! It is time to travel to the majestic city of Brussels Belgium. While we are there we are going to explore the migration patterns within the city. Specifically, we will explore the demographic transitions models within Belgium, but before we go, check out the top 10 facts about Brussels Belgium...
https://www.meininger-hotels.com/blog/en/fun-facts-brussels/

Paris, France

alisel — 2022-05-03 12:31:02 UTC

IT IS ALWAYS A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN PARIS! Let's pack our bags and make our way to Paris! In Paris, we are going to dive deep into cultural profiles and cultural landscapes. To become familiar with the culture patterns in Paris, check out this link...
https://au.france.fr/en/paris/article/discovering-french-culture
Why travel to Paris???
Paris is known for its art and architechture, and has been an inspiration to many artist,writers, and film-makers.

Au Revior!

Lucerne, Switzerland

alisel — 2022-05-03 12:44:57 UTC

Grab your hiking boots and snow boots, we are traveling to Lucerne, Switzerland! In Switzerland we will compare absolute vs. relative location. These terms are important, as they help us arrive at our location. Before we go, take a look at some of Lucerne's most beautiful landscapes and use relative location to describe them...
https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/lake-lucerne

Jerusalem, Israel

alisel — 2022-05-03 12:55:31 UTC

The time has finally come for us to travel to the holy city. Before we head into JERUSALEM, we will study politics; specifically, we will study the famous BOSPHOROUS STRAIT! While we are there, we will also take a dip in the dead sea, and take a glance at the western wall.
Take a look at Jerusalem's most interesting facts...

1. The City of Jerusalem is Israel’s largest city

2. Jerusalem has been conquered more than 40 times

3. The City of Jerusalem is a center of pilgrimage and an object of devotion for three religions

4. The City of Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives is the oldest active burial site in the world

5. The City of Jerusalem is fully walled

READY SET^ LET'S GO

New Delhi, Delhi, India

alisel — 2022-05-03 13:21:29 UTC

That's right, we are traveling to New Delhi, India. While we are there, we will take note of the rural and agricultural land use. Did you know that New Delhi is known for producing wheat as well as manufacturing various metals. I would recommend glancing at the tourist guide video above, before we make our final decent.
https://www.fao.org/india/fao-in-india/india-at-a-glance/en/

Hong Kong

alisel — 2022-05-03 13:36:36 UTC

Prepare for bright lights and loud sounds as we travel to one of the world's busiest cities. While we are in Hong Kong, we will compare the economy of the city to other cities within China. Did you know that Hong Kong's GDP is over 370 billion dollars? Before we touch down in the city, compare the GDP in Hong Kong to other cities in China... What does this tell us about Hong Kong's economic development? Hong Kong is known for it's diverse cuisine. Take a look at the top 10 dining options in the city.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g294217-Hong_Kong.html

Sydney NSW, Australia

alisel — 2022-05-03 13:55:04 UTC

Our final destination, will be to breezy and beautiful Sydney Australia. Did you know that Sydney has over 100 beaches? That's right. this means that their is a new beach every 1.6 kilometers. While we are in Australia, we are going to dive deeper into diffusion. Specifically, we are going to study stimulus diffusion. We are going to take a bite out of a vegimite burger at Macdonald's. We are going to compare, the menu options to other countries. Check out the menu and explain how stimulus diffusion has allowed the menu to differ.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishabassi/australian-mcdonalds-better-than-american-mcdonalds