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Tourism directed toward exotic natural environments, intended to support conservation efforts and observe wildlife.

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Four Asian Tigers (Dragons) - country names, etc.

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Four Asian Tigers (Dragons) - country names, etc.

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South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong. They underwent rapid industrialization and maintained exceptionally high growth rates.

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A port, city, or other center to which goods are brought for import and export, and for collection and distribution.

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Goals to achieve a better future.

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A measure of the distribution of income across a population.

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The index for measurement of gender inequality.

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A statistic composite index of life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators for countries.

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Gross domestic product is a monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced in a specific time period.

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Aiming at reducing times within the production, getting the product to the customer faster.

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The use of economic, political, cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries.

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A factory in Mexico run by a foreign company and exporting its products to the country of that company.

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Channels of communication, mostly for customer services.

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Hiring a party outside the company to create goods. Usually to cut costs.

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More developed richer countries with more economic development.

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Low income countries facing structural issues.

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1) traditional society, 2) preconditions to take-off, 3) take-off, 4) drive to maturity and 5) age of high mass consumption.

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Core countries profit off poor countries from their raw materials.

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Wallerstein’s World Systems Theory (Core-Periphery Model)

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Wallerstein’s World Systems Theory (Core-Periphery Model)

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Core countries are dominant capitalist countries that exploit peripheral countries for labor and raw materials. Semi-peripheral countries share characteristics of both core and peripheral countries.

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Mutual industry benefits. Pharmacies are located near hospitals.

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Similar firms are located near each other.

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Similar product industries stay close together.

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An industry is located where the transportation costs of raw materials and final product is a minimum.

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An industry that can be placed at any location without effects from factors like resources or transport.

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A cluster of industries with high-tech manufacturing and info based quaternary industry.

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A place where cargo shifted from one form of transport to another.

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Finished products are lighter/has less volume than the starting input.

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Industry making products that gain weight or volume during production.

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Services focusing on the re-arrangement and interpretation of new and existing ideas.

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The knowledge based part of the economy. Information based.

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The service industry, retail, sales, transportation, etc.

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The processing of raw materials. Turning timber into furniture.

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Harvesting raw materials. Mining, forestry, hunting, fishing.

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A small scale industries, often operated at home by a family.

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The development of industries, period of economic change into an industrial society.

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The number of living organisms an environment can support.

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The maximum level at which a natural resource can be routinely exploited without long-term depletion.

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A situation when individual users who have open access to a resource use all the resources.

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The cutting down of trees for more room to build.

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The rearing of aquatic animals or the cultivation of aquatic plants for food.

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Renewable resources include things like wind and solar power while nonrenewable resources are things like coal and natural gas.

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Agriculture with traditional practices that preserve the land and its nature.

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As places become more urbanized there is less land for farming because of the growing population.

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Use of the environment results in toxic chemicals, pathogens, and etc. to be introduced to wildlife.

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Agricultural Production in the United States

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Agricultural Production in the United States

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One of the largest exporters, especially of poultry, about 2-3% farmland.

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Agriculture conducted for commercial purposes.

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When different tribes learned from each other how to farm and traded seeds and animals etc.

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A type of animal farming operation in intensive animal farming.

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The cultivation of a single crop on a field.

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Crops grown for purposes other than sustaining life.

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Plantations on tropical lands/climate where certain crops grow the best.

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The food industry of chicken/eggs.

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The harvesting of grains and selling the surplus.

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The raising and surplus of livestock, and selling them to others.

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Harvesting a surplus of crops to sell to others outside the family.

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Diffusion of a process with negative impacts.

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Negative impacts of the green revolution

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Negative impacts of the green revolution

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Chemicals in the water/rivers and on food.

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Industrial Revolution’s effect on Agriculture

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Industrial Revolution’s effect on Agriculture

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The 2nd agricultural revolution, the use of advanced machinery.

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The hypothesis that states agricultural changes come from population increase.

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Farmers who do not live on the land they are farming, often hired by custom operators.

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Planting 2 different crops on the same field at different times of the year.

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The cultivation of two or more crops simultaneously on the same field.

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The practice of seasonally moving livestock from one grazing ground to another.

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Capitol-Intensive labor is the investment of more machines for production while labor intensive is the focus of human labor.

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A crescent shaped region in the Middle East, where our ancestors first started agriculture.

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Hunting refers to hunting wild animals while gathering refers to wild fruits, berries, etc.

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around 10,000 years ago when hunters started to settle down with their group and farm.

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The science and practice of producing/harvesting a food/animal/other products.

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A range of activities that work with public administration, education, human health, and social work. quaternary services compromises information while quinary services relate to human services and hospitality.

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Adding value to raw valuables to make them more valuable.

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subsistence/commercial harvesting of renewable natural resources of land or water. Gathering/extracting things from nature.

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An operation/industry that works with extracting or refining natural resources.

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Pros:
-Harder to invade
-Can trade with the states
Cons:
-Less land
-Less resources

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Pros:
-More land
-More resources
Cons:
-Harder to travel
-Hard to communicate/unify

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Pros:
-More resources
-More territory
Cons:
- Easy to invade
-Harder to unify people

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Pros:
- Easy to communicate
-Harder to invade
Cons:
-No coastline
-Less resources

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Pros:
-Long Coastal Line
-More resources
Cons:
-Less communication
-Easy to invade

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Promote unity and solidarity in African States.

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Solving conflict with environmental protection in the Arctic and Indigenous people.

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Bring peace and security and foster economic development.

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To reinforce communist dominance in Eastern Europe.

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Peace between countries/military tactics.

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Eliminate all tariff and non-tariff barriers of trade and investment in North America.

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Bring Europe together so that war is not possible.

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Eurasia's rimland is the key to controlling the world.

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Land powers were going to have more powers than sea powers.

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12 nautical miles off a country's coast is the country's border.

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A policy of advocating the restoration to a country of any territory formerly belonging to it.

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Countries claiming the land in Antarctica as theirs, for the resources there.

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Binds a state and its people together.

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Destabilizes the government and causes the country to fall apart.

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The transfer of power to a lower level.

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A system of segregation(in South Africa.)

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When European forces came together to colonize Africa.

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A boundary that has ceased to function.

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Separated by different ethnic/cultural groups.

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Boundary imposed by an outside force.

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Pre existing boundary(physical boundary).

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Boundary set after two conflicting groups have an agreement.

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A straight-line boundary.

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A natural boundary such as a river.