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The forced conversion of a people to a foreign set of social customs is called .
2

People who moved from the newly established United States to remaining British colonies to the north were called .
3

Building larger factories to tap larger markets results in .
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is the purchase by a single financier of several producers of the same product in order to control market price.
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is the acquisition by one company of the makers of the inputs into a product, the product itself, and the users of the product.
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The assembly line and its regimentation of work and division of an operation into detailed parts is called .
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Over one-half of African Americans live in urban and rural areas of the .
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The population is the fastest growing in the United States.
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The recent image of the accepts a variety of contributions from many immigrant and minority groups rather than pressure to conform or homogeneity.
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Compare and contrast the three areas of colonial settlement along the Atlantic coast of the United States in terms of settlement patterns, economic structure, and places where they spread.
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Why do French-speaking people (Francophones) in Canada seek greater autonomy? Why do English-speaking people (Anglophones) oppose such moves?
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How is migration affecting the human geography of North America?
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What are some of the major arguments for and against NAFTA?
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List several ways in which North America interacts with other world regions.
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How has the physical geography of North America helped to differentiate between the United States and Canada?





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