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As shown in this map there are many colleges and universities in the U.S. Majority of the time, Universities and Colleges often get the most money for what they discover scientifically like for example what I explained in the last post, Harvard learned why Americans often died from heart diseases and it is because of the sweetener sugar.

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Definition: An economic activity that is derived from knowledge-based service areas such as information processing, information technology (high-tech), research and development, higher levels of education, consultation, etc. It is the highest levels of a economy.

Explanation: Harvard uses Sugar to see test how the added sugar in a Americans diet affects their life,  since it increases the risk of dying from a heart disease. They find out this information by comparing a diet of a American that has a high sugar diet and a human that doesn't eat a lot of sugar. So this University is a knowledge-based service, because their service is gaining knowledge for everyone.

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As shown in this map there are many different grocery stores in the U.S., these grocery stores are an example of the places that sells the sugar on the shelves. There are also many places all over the world that sell sugar, like in places like small convenient stores and grocery stores. Like for example, Tesco Superstore in the U.K. or H.E.B in Texas.

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Definition: An economic activity that provides services.

Explanation: The sweetener salesperson that sells sugar and other items at the local grocery store. So the grocery store has people who work for them, to direct and sell the sugar in their store to customers. So these workers/grocery store are providing a service.

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As shown in this map there are quite a few sugar mills in India, the sugar mills are shown by the little pictures of the factories all around the country. There are also some sugar mills in Australia, the United States, and other countries too.

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Definition: a economic activity that processes natural resources into finished products, and includes activities such as manufacturing and refining of resources.

Explanation: With the sugar cane in factories, they take the pieces of the sugarcane that were shipped to them. Next, they cut and shred the Sugarcane. They then extract the juice by milling or diffusion, next they clarify the juice and evaporate it to make it into a thicker syrup. They then heat up the sugar syrup until crystallization occurs and then those crystals are removed from the base syrup by centrifugal machines. Lastly, the sugar is set out to dry and then it is package and delivered to retail places. So the finished product is Sugar, and this is the Secondary Economic Sector because the factory refined the sugarcane to make sugar.

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As shown in this map sugarcane is grown all over the world, like for example sugarcane is grown in Texas for 50 miles in the Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers. Sugarcane is also grown in places such as Brazil, India, China, Mexico, and a couple of other countries.

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Definition:economic activity in which natural resources are extracted from the earth, such as fishing, farming, mining, etc.

Explanation: On a plantation the sugar cane is grown in large quantities, and once the stalk is fully grown, it is next cut down and the farmers then cut off the leaves with a sharp blade. They then cut the sugarcane into smaller pieces and it is then they send the harvested sugarcane  to factories so they can convert it to sugar. While, the farmers cover the roots of the sugarcane that was just taken away, so a new harvest of sugarcane can be grown.