Fellmann/Getis/Getis - Human Geography: Landscapes in Human Activities

Course Integrator - Chapter 5 Correlation of Package and Ancillary Items

PACKAGE SUPPLEMENTS	5 Language and Religion: Mosaics of Culture
Annual Editions: Geography, 98/99 Edition	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis 28. The New White Flight	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	36. Vanishing Languages
Annual Editions: Global Issues 98/99 Edition	2. The Many Faces of the Future	3. Redefining Security: The New Global Schisms	37. Towards the Global Millennium: The Challenge of Islam
Student Atlas of World Politics, 3^rd Edition	Map 8 World Religions Map 9 World Languages	Table B World Countries: Form of Government, Capital City, and Major Languages	Table I World Countries: Education and Literacy, 1970-1993
Rand McNally Atlas of World Geography	Introduction to the Maps and Legend, 51	Africa: Thematic Introduction, 122-125
ANCILLARIES
Transparencies	29. World languages (Fig. 5.4) 30. Amerindian languages of North America (Fig. 5.5) 31. International English (Fig. 5.9)	32. U.S. speech regions and paths (Fig. 5.12) 33. Bilingualism in Canada (Fig. 5.16) 34. Principal world religions (Fig. 5.19)	35. Religious hearths and diffusion (Fig. 5.21) 36. Religious regions of the U.S. (Fig. 5.26a)
Slides	38. The Indo-European languages (6e Fig. 5.3) 39. Bantu advance, Koisan retreat (6e Fig. 5.6) 40. Dialect areas of eastern United States (6e Fig. 5.11) 41. Lingua francas of Africa (6e Fig. 5.14)	42. Jewish dispersions, A.D. 70-1500 (6e Fig. 5.22) 43. Diffusion paths of Christianity, A.D. 100-1500 (6e Fig. 5.23) 44. Pilgrims at Mecca (6e Fig. 5.28) 45. Spread and extent of Islam (6e Fig. 5.29)	46. Features of the mosque (6e Fig. 5.30) 47. Diffusion paths of Buddhism (6e Fig. 5.33)

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