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What is multiple causation
Multiple causation is the mutual effect by many different forces to cause a particular human action.
When did the eskimos come to North America
During the last ice age.
What is the approximate population of North and South America combined
900 million, or about 13 percent of the world's population.
Population density in North America is greatest
Around the great lakes and both coasts.
What are the cultural differences between areas that were covered by ice and those that were not
Covered regions tended to industrialize earlier OR
Industrialization occurred earlier in areas that had been covered.
What physical effects do glaciers leave on the land
Islands made out of sand
Carve away land
Basins and lakes
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The region of South America contains the continent of South America and also The region is made up of countries
Central America; 20
What areas in the Americas still reflect a strong French influence
Quebec and Louisiana
The Manhattan Project produced the first
C. atomic bomb.
Is a forest a landform or not a landform
What river dominates north america
Mississippi River
The largest group of immigrants moving to Canada today are .
Asians
What is the major agricultural producer in the United states
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