Arab World Geography and Economy

The video tutorial covers the Arab World, focusing on its geography, boundaries, historical conflicts, and economic aspects. It discusses the distribution of countries in Asia and Africa, the impact of historical changes on borders, and the role of resources like oil in the economy. The Gulf Cooperation Council's establishment and goals are also highlighted, emphasizing regional cooperation.

How many countries are part of the Arab world?

• 18

• 20

• 22

• 24

Which continents are the Arab countries located in?

• Europe and Asia

• Asia and Australia

• Asia and Africa

• Africa and Europe

What are the two main regions of the Arab world?

• Maghrib and Mashriq

• North and South

• East and West

• Central and Peripheral

Which country is the largest in the Middle East?

• Algeria

• Lebanon

• Egypt

• Saudi Arabia

What historical events have influenced the boundaries of the Arab world?

• Natural disasters

• Wars

• Cultural exchanges

• Trade agreements

Which two countries' borders have remained unchanged throughout history?

• Jordan and Iraq

• Morocco and Tunisia

• Lebanon and Palestine

• Syria and Egypt

What major resource has significantly boosted the Arab world's economy?

• Gold

• Oil

• Coal

• Natural Gas

What was the GDP of the Arab world in 2006 relative to the world's GDP?

• One-fifth

• Four-fifth

• Two-fifth

• Three-fifth

When was the Gulf Cooperation Council established?

• 1981

• 1971

• 1991

• 2001

What does the logo of the GCC represent?

• Political independence

• Strategic connection

• Economic unity

• Cultural diversity