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The first agricultural revolution introduced what two things?
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Hunting and gathering
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The first agricultural revolution lasted ________?
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Millenia
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A few, remnant ________-________ still remain at the start of the 21st century.
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Mini-systems
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In a sense, globalization has been around for a long time. For example, trade routes have connected the Europeans with ________ for over a thousand years.
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China
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He introduced the concept of "world-system."
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Emmanuel Wallerstein
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Cassini family were multiple generations of ________.
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Cartographers aka; mapmakers
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The first to appreciate the practical importance and usefulness of geography were who?
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The Greeks, they were smart and curious
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Betweeen 500 AD and 1400 AD, geographic knowledge was preserved and expanded by what two groups of scholars?
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Islamic and Chinese
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European economic growth benefited greatly from the transportation network of ________ and ________ that first integrated Europe's industrial regions.
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Rivers and canals
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The fundamental logic or driving force behind colonization of the late 19th century was ________.
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Economic
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In the international division labor, the world's periphery provides what?
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Raw material
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One example that old colonial patterns persist comes from the fact that 48 of the 55 sub-Saharan countries earn more than half of their export earnings from ________, ________, and ________.
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Tea, cocoa and coffee
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The system of practical and theoretical knowledge about making distinctive visual representations of Earth's surface in the form of maps is known as ________.
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Cartography
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The simplistic idea that people's social and economic development and behavior are fundamentally shaped by their physical environment is known as environmental ________?
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Determinism
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The early 20th century geographers Ratzel, Semple, and Huntington are known for their use of environmental ________ to explain the differences between peoples from different parts of the world.
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Determinism
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