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Resources, Trade, and Environment

Natural Resources Renewable Natural Resource: Substance from the Earth that is not made by people but can be used by them.

Natural Resources non-renewable

Economic Development Developed Countries Industrialization: Transition from an agriculture society to one based on industry Developed Country: Country that has a great deal of technology and manufacturing

Developed Countries

Newly industrialized Rio De Janeiro Newly Industrialized Country: A Country that has begun transitioning from primarily agricultural to primarily manufacturing and industry activity

Newly industrialized Mexico City

Newly Industrialized

Developing Countries Cusco, Peru Developing Country: Country in the process of becoming industrialized

Developing Countries

Undeveloped Countries

Trade Free Trade: the removal of trade barriers so that goods can flow freely between countries

Pollution Pollution: the existence of impure, unclean, and poisonous substances in the air, water, or land

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