Geography 2010A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Hudson Bay Lowlands, Trans-Pacific Partnership, Cultural Globalization

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Diverse political agendas and economic strengths have ensured that canada is a group of 6 different regions with different physical geography, location, resources and historical development. Canada"s place in the world economy depends on exports, especially with the us by in increasing numbers with asian economies. This is partially because of the expanding asian markets and partially because of the initial slow recovery of the us from the financial crisis and thereby decreased imports from canada. Western canada has benefited greatly from the realignment of world power towards asia while the manufacturing belt in central canada has lost the most. Geography contributes to the shaping of a regional identity and consciousness which are products of a regions physical geography, historical events and economic situation. Regional geography: study of a particular part of the world. There is a greater importance of human geography because the physical environment is affected by the culture, economic, or political events around them.

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