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Ap human geography Industrialization and economic development unit Economic Sectors Ap human geography Industrialization and economic development unit

You are going to see four slides of pictures, 2 pictures per slide Before and After Identify and explain the process that occurred to get “from this to this…” From this to this… 2 minutes per slide

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Economic Sectors Primary Secondary Tertiary Quaternary In your group: (1.) Come up with 5 different jobs that are a part of each sector. (2.) Using the rankings from yesterday, explain the relationship between development and economic sectors.