The Green Revolution and Its Impact

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Objective

I can analyze the positive and negative consequences of the Green Revolution on food supply and the environment in developing countries.

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Warm-up video

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Practice

5 questions

1

What were the primary goals of the Green Revolution, and how did it aim to address food shortages in developing countries?

2

Discuss two positive impacts of the Green Revolution on food production in countries like India and Mexico.

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Exit ticket

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Describe two positive consequences of the Green Revolution on food supply in developing countries, providing specific examples from the video. Explain two negative consequences of the Green Revolution on the environment in developing countries, using details from the video to support your answer.

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