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The New Silk Road: Belt and Road Initiative
Students examine the historical Silk Road and China's modern Belt and Road Initiative through vocabulary, comparison activities, guided reading, and data analysis.
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Students examine the historical Silk Road and China's modern Belt and Road Initiative through vocabulary, comparison activities, guided reading, and data analysis. The resource explores infrastructure projects, international trade, and the potential benefits and challenges of the initiative.
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- Students will compare the historic Silk Road with the modern Belt and Road Initiative.
- Students will define key terms related to infrastructure and global trade.
- Students will analyze the economic and political impacts of BRI infrastructure projects.
- Students will interpret trade-growth data and evaluate benefits and challenges.
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