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Geographic Knowledge and Understanding
Geographic Knowledge and Understanding
How diasporas influence cultural diversity and identify at both global and local scales.
How diasporas influence cultural diversity and identify at both global and local scales.
Concepts
Concepts
Diaspora has the power to influence cultural diversity and identity at both global and local scales.
Aims
Aims
To have knowledge and understanding of how diasporas influence cultural diversity and identity at both global and local scales.
To have knowledge and understanding of overseas Chinese as a case study of a global diaspora population and their cultures.
Key Terminology
Key Terminology
Diaspora
Minority Traits
Great Firewall
We will define the key terms above as we go through the lesson.
Useful Links
Useful Links
Activity One - Describe
Activity One - Describe
Answer the following bullet points by using the 'Useful Resources' and the images below the questions.
Using the map below in the 'Useful Resources' box, where have the Chinese migrated to?
Why have the Chinese chosen these areas to migrate to? Think back to out initial global interactions lessons of a shrinking world.
How do the pictures below suggest that the Chinese culture is being preserved? The montage of photographs in the Youtube clip will also help you.
Explain how diaspora can preserve a culture. Consider the following points:
Food
Education
Social Organisations
Language
Flow of people
Religion
Dress
Useful Resources
Useful Resources
To Read
To Read
Cultural Diplomacy - Chinese across the world - overview of causes of migration
US News - Hong Kong Protests Fuel Wave of Emigration - cause of migration
Traditional Culture Preserved - New York
Traditional Culture Preserved - New York
Penglai Machines (Question 3)
San Francisco
San Francisco
China Town - Photo taken by Ellena Mart
Exam Style Question
Exam Style Question
Using examples, analyse how diasporas influence cultural diversity and identity at both global and local scales. [12 marks]
This lesson was development in collaboration with Richard Allaway from geographyalltheway. For more resources please visit www.geographyalltheway.com
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