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Subarctic Forestry Livestock Assumptions Proximity Mediterranean Vegetation zones Deserts Tundras coniferous forest Origins Pandemics Globalization Industrialization.

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1 Subarctic Forestry Livestock Assumptions Proximity Mediterranean Vegetation zones Deserts Tundras coniferous forest Origins Pandemics Globalization Industrialization agricultural

2 environmental impacts transportation center Habitats Efficient Precipitation Migration Beringia Land Bridge cultural group Heritage dams Reservoirs urban centers San Andreas Fault

3 prevailing winds Coriolis effect Megalopolis raw materials Urbanization Functional region Infrastructure Spectrum Communism Socialism Free Enterprise Founding Fathers democratic ideals cultural convergence

4 North American Free Trade Agreement Province provincial growth first quarter Prescribed Burning Generalization (GDP) Literacy Rate Prosperity Per Capita

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