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If you are teaching students about supranational organizations, intergovernmental work, geopolitics, alliances, and the role of sanctions, this is a great place to start.
Students will first read about the topic of geopolitics. There is a link to the Human Imprint’s webcomic on the topic, or your students can use their textbook or lecture notes. Next, students will investigate real-world examples of supranational organizations, being able to identify whether they are social, political, economics, environmental, or demographic. Students will research one and identify its mission statement, its objectives, and summarize a recent news piece that highlights the current work the organization is doing.
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Relevant Terms: AP Human Geography, Geopolitics, supranational organizations, intergovernmental organizations, alliances, sanctions.
