Natural Resources, Climate, and Spatial Patterns of Production

Global Cultural Landscapes, Population, and Trade Networks

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Explain how climate zones and resource endowments determine where agricultural and industrial goods are produced.

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Global Cultural Landscapes, Population, and Trade Networks

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Analyze how regional cultural landscapes develop, how population growth transforms land use, and how geographic specialization drives global trade networks.

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SS.G.4.6-8.MCIllinois Social Studies Standards · All ages

Analyze how the environmental characteristics of places and production of goods influence patterns of world trade.