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2	THE IMPACT OF OIL High incomes Modernization Industrialization Intra-realm migration Inter-realm migration Regional disparities Foreign investment
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7	EGYPT AND THE LOWER NILE BASIN CONTINUOUS CIVILIZATION > 5,000 YEARS 95% OF EGYPT’S 74.1 MILLION PEOPLE LIVE WITHIN 12 MILES (20 KMS) OF THE NILE BASIN IRRIGATION PERENNIAL IRRIGATION - MID 1800s ASWAN HIGH DAM - 1968 INCREASED AGRICULTURAL LAND BY 50% PROVIDES 40% OF ELECTRICITY
8	EGYPT Strategic Situation Cairo
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10	THE MAGHREB AND ITS NEIGHBORS THE MAGHREB - DOMINATED BY THE ATLAS MOUNTAINS MOROCCO - LAST OF THE NORTH AFRICAN KINGDOMS ALGERIA - A SECULAR REPUBLIC WITH RELIGIOUS-POLITICAL PROBLEMS TUNISIA - SMALLEST AND MOST WESTERNIZED OF THE MAGHREBS LIBYA - OIL RICH DESERT STATE WITH A COASTAL ORIENTATION
11	THE MAGHREB AND ITS NEIGHBORS Atlas Mountains - Fertile Coastline - Rain Shadow Effect French Colonialism Oil-Rich Libya
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13	AFRICAN TRANSITION ZONE SAHEL - ARABIC WORD FOR BORDER OR MARGIN A ZONE WHERE PEOPLE ARE ETHNICALLY AFRICAN BUT CULTURALLY ARAB DESERTIFICATION - PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM CULTURAL AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY NORTH VERSUS SOUTH - MUSLIM VERSUS NON-MUSLIM PATTERNS
14	AFRICAN TRANSITION ZONE Cultural Conflict Muslim - Christian Nomadism Environmental Problems
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16	THE MIDDLE EAST “MIDDLE” OF THE ISLAMIC REALM IRAQ, SYRIA, JORDAN, ISRAEL, LEBANON CENTER OF CONFLICT BETWEEN CHRISTIANS, JEWS, AND MUSLIMS SUNNI - SHI’ITE CONFLICT (WITHIN IRAQ AND THROUGHOUT THE REGION) A FUTURE KURDISTAN?
17	THE MIDDLE EAST Fertile Crescent Culture Hearth Oil Cultural Conflict
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20	"ZIONISM" ZIONISM POLITICAL MOVEMENT FOUNDED BY THEODOR HERZL (1897) OBJECTIVE: SECURE A HOMELAND FOR THE JEWISH PEOPLE BALFOUR DECLARATION (1917) SUPPORTS THE CONCEPT OF A JEWISH HOMELAND JEWISH IMMIGRATION TO PALESTINE 1922 – BRITISH MANDATE TO GOVERN PALESTINE RISING CONFLICT BETWEEN ARABS AND JEWS
21	"UN PARTITION PLAN FOR PALESTINE" UN PARTITION PLAN FOR PALESTINE DIVISION INTO JEWISH AND ARAB AREAS BRITISH EVACUATE PALESTINE IN 1948 PROCLAMATION OF ISRAEL AS A STATE (14 May 1948) 1948: ARAB INVASION (WAR OF INDEPENDENCE) EGYPTIAN, IRAQI, JORDANIAN, & SYRIAN FORCES ISRAEL SEIZES MORE LAND THAN PRESCRIBED UNDER UN MANDATE ARMISTICE (1949) 900,000 PALESTINIAN REFUGEES
22	"ARAB – ISRAELI CONFLICTS" ARAB – ISRAELI CONFLICTS 1956: SUEZ WAR 1967: SIX-DAY WAR – ISRAEL GAINS CONTROL OF: GAZA STRIP SINAI PENINSULA WEST BANK OF THE RIVER JORDAN EAST SECTOR OF JERUSALEM GOLAN HEIGHTS IN SYRIA 1973: YOM KIPPUR WAR
23	ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT THE GOLAN HEIGHTS- RETURN TO SYRIA? THE SECURITY ZONE- RETURN TO LEBANON? JERUSALEM- HOLY CITY FOR WHO? THE WEST BANK- PALESTINIAN HOMELAND? THE PALESTINIANS- REFUGEE PROBLEM ARAB/ISLAMIC DISRUPTION- IMPACT OF EXTREMIST GROUPS
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25	STRUGGLE FOR JERUSALEM HOLY TO JEWS, CHRISTIANS, AND MUSLIMS JUDAISM: CAPITAL OF JEWISH KINGDOM 3000 YEARS BP; FAITH TOOK FORM IN THE FIRST TEMPLE-DESTROYED BY BABYLONIANS IN 586 BC; REBUILT AS SECOND TEMPLE-DESTROYED BY ROMANS IN AD 70 ISLAM: PROPHET MUHAMMAD ASCENDED INTO HEAVEN 7TH CENTURY AD CHRISTIANITY: BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF JESUS CHRIST; CRUXIFICTION & ASCENT
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27	STRUGGLE FOR JERUSALEM (CONTINUED) 1947- UNITED NATIONS DID NOT INCLUDE JERUSALEM AS PART OF ISRAEL 1947- PALESTINE PARTITION RESOLUTION DESIGNATED JERUSALEM AS AN “OPEN CITY” 1948-49- WAR AND TRANSFER OF ISRAELI GOVERNMENT FROM TEL AVIV TO JERUSALEM 1967- WAR AND AFTERMATH CHANGED BOUNDARIES AGAIN 1980- JERUSALEM REAFFIRMED AS THE CAPITAL OF ISRAEL
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33	ARABIAN PENINSULA SAUDI ARABIA, KUWAIT, BAHRAIN, QATAR, UAE, OMAN, YEMEM OIL, DESERT, AND STRATEGIC LOCATION SAUDI ARABIA- 25.4 MILLION PEOPLE WITH THE WORLD’S GREATEST OIL RESERVES
34	ARABIAN PENINSULA Desert Oil Islam
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