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| material people take from the environment to meet their needs |
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| energy produced from the earth’s internal heat |
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| agriculture with the goal of raising crops or livestock to sell |
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| energy source formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals |
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| a trade that usually involves the production of something by hand |
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| energy produced by the sun |
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| quaternary economic activity |
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| job that focuses on the acquisition, processing, and sharing of information |
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| splitting of uranium atoms to release their stored energy |
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| growing only enough food to feed a family or village |
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| goods brought into a country |
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| Factories that produce large quantities of manufactured goods, often for sale to other countries, are ____. |
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| Resources that cannot be replaced when they are used are called ____. |
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| Agriculture in which people grow only enough food to satisfy the needs of their family or village is called ____. |
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| secondary economic activities |
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| When people use raw materials to produce or manufacture new products of greater value, they are engaging in ____. |
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| tertiary economic activities |
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| People engaged in ____ pursue activities that serve others. |
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| Resources that the environment continues to supply or replace are called ____. |
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| ____ are goods that are sent out of a country. |
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| Iceland, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand make use of ____, energy that comes from the earth’s internal heat. |
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| primary economic activities |
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| Jobs that directly take or use natural resources are ____. |
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