Chapter 2 Diversity. Physical Diversity Economic Diversity.

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Chapter 2 Diversity

Physical Diversity

Economic Diversity

Types of Industry Primary – Extracting or harvesting only of natural materials Ex. Mining, farming, ranching, logging, oil extraction, fishing Secondary – Processing of natural materials into a finished product. Ex. Wood into paper, fish into microwavable dinners, iron ore into cars, rubber into tires.

Types of Industry Tertiary – Simply means the SERVICES. People and businesses who do things and NOT make products. Ex. Lawyers, sales clerk, nurse, teacher, mechanic, plumber. Quaternary – the newest sector. Came about because of advances in telecommunications and the Internet. Deals with “information” and research & development. Ex. Web developers, telephone and internet providers, call centers, consultants.

Cultural DiversityCultural Diversity

Cultural Diversity includes: Languages Religion Food Music Clothing Rituals/practices Beliefs and values

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