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9th Grade Geography Exam Notes
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9th Grade Geography Exam Notes
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1. Climate

2. Population Distribution

3. Maritime Climate

4. 3 examples of pull factors

5. Economy

6. Ring of Fire

7. Globalization

8. 3 examples of push factors

9. Continental Drift Theory

10. Physical Systems

11. Human Systems

12. NAFTA

13. The natural resources that Canada has in abundance and why

14. Nearness to water

15. Continental climate

16. Multinational Corporations

17. Secondary industry

18. Is water a renewable or non-renewable resource?

19. Graph used to represent precipitation

20. Importance of buying local

21. Baby Boom

22. Ocean Currents

23. Golden Horseshoe

24. 3 types of population pyramids

25. Primary industry

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