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The Green Revolution's Spatial Footprint and Critiques
Evaluate high-yielding variety crop diffusion, chemical dependency, groundwater overdraft, and social equity challenges.
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Agrarian Geography: Spatial Models, Modernization, and Agribusiness
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Analyze spatial models of agricultural land use, production intensification, precision farming technologies, and the rise of corporate agribusiness.
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9-12.G.7.1South Dakota Social Studies Standards · All agesAnalyze key processes that have resulted in changes within Earth’s physical and human systems
9-12.G.7.2South Dakota Social Studies Standards · All agesElaborate upon the interaction of physical and human systems and their influence on current and future condition
9-12.G.7.3South Dakota Social Studies Standards · All agesCritique the role of multiple perspectives in contemporary geographic policies and issues