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| is the part of the economy that draws raw material from the enviroment |
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| the part of economy that transforms raw materials into manufactured goods |
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| the part of economy that involves services rather than goods |
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| post-industrial societies |
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| countries where most people are no longer employed in industry |
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| a subset of the tertiary sector |
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| is the delibrate tending of crops and livestock |
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| people starting to settle |
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| place where agriculture began |
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| jobs opened up. farmers, priests, traders, etc. |
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| men holding power in family, government, economy |
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| plants produced by direct cloning |
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| the production of plants through annual planting of seeds. |
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| the channeling of water to fields |
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| products were carried both ways across the atlantic and pacific |
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| second agricultural revolution |
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| intensified agriculture by promoting higher yield per acre |
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| fencing or hedging large blocks of land |
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| controlled nutrients in the soil |
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| invention that planted seeds more effectively |
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| production of food to only feed family |
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| production of food to sell |
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| system of commercial farming found in more developed countries |
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| type of agriculture that yields large amount |
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| planted on dry land in a nursery |
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| employs large number of people |
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| the growing of various types of crops |
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| practice of moving frequently from place to place |
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| intensive subsistence agriculture |
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| involves the cultivation of small land plots |
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| growing crops and raising livestock |
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| where each field is planted on a plned cycle |
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| A ring of milk production |
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| kansas, colorado, oklahoma |
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| Medditerranean Agriculture |
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| farms that are close to seas |
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| the growing of fruits vegtables and flowers |
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| selling apples, cherries, lettuce, etc |
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| attepmt to explain how an economic activity is related to the land space |
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| Dispersed Settlemnent Pattern |
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| individual farm houses far apart |
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| Nucleated Settlement Pattern |
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| villages close to each other |
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| small clusters of buuildiungs |
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| little larger than hamlets |
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| Rectangular Survey System |
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| encourages settlers to disperse evenly across farms |
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| approuc where natural features are used to mark irregualr parcels of land |
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| divides land into narrow parcels |
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| private companies undercharger from the govenrment |
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| curretn stage of coimmercial agriculture |
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| the grown of specialized crops bcuz theyr more profitable |
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| use of genetically altered crops |
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| the use of new higher yield seeds and the expanded use of fertilizers |
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| lands cleared for agrivculutre |
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