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Cultural and Economic Factors That Define United States Regions
Examine how physical geography, historical settlement, and industrial specializations define distinct regions of the United States.
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Regional Geography, Global Development, and Environmental Change
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Apply regional concepts to examine global disparities, demographic shifts, and the impacts of human-environmental modifications.
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