AP Human Geography Chapter 11

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Approximately three-fourths of the world's industrial production is concentrated in four regions. Which of the following is not one of these four regions? Manufacturing Belt, Eastern Europe, Rhine-Ruhr Valley, East Asia, Plantation Agriculture

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Plantation Agriculture

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The Industrial Revolution began in

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Great Britain

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Geographers recognize that connections are important to explain why a particular place is suitable for industry. Connections refers to

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Market & Resource

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Outside of the three main regions where industry is concentrated (Europe, North America, and East Asia), the next two largest industrial producing countries are

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none of the above

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After the Northeast, the second largest industrial region in the United States is

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Manufacturing Belt

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The Industrial Revolution began in the late

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Industrial Revolution

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Prior to the Industrial Revolution, industry was

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dispersed settlement

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The Industrial Revolution can be explained by a gradual diffusion of ________ inventions.

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mechanization

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The cottage industry system involved manufacturing

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home-based production

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The main source of power for steam engines and blast ovens is produced from

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coal