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Global interdependence and regions.

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  • 03-05-2010 11:20pm
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    freeze4real
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    Guys I'm thinly one in my class doing glbal interdependence as to geoecology.
    I thinks it's easier. Is there anyone doing this ??

    Regions
    I just need to know what a continental region is.

    In the 2008 exam paper I think que 5 - 6 it asked a que about culture defining a continental / subcontinental region.
    The question what is a continental region. I told my teacher Ireland is an example bcuz that's what my book says but she's sayin something which is totally differnt.


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    **Timbuk2**
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    I have a few friends doing Global Interdependence - it's not that uncommon, but I wouldn't advise doing something that everybody in the class isn't. Geoecology isn't hard, it's just a good bit of learning off.

    We do a Sub-Continental region - Brazil. Different books use different continental/sub-continental regions, but the main ones are India, Los Angeles and Brazil (there are probably more!). I don't think Ireland is a good example (although I'm not sure why).


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    seriousfizz
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    Our subcontinental region is India. What regions have you studied, freeze4real?

    I'm going to guess that a continental region is... a continent. Europe, Asia, Americas, y'know.


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    freeze4real
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    seriousfizz wrote: »
    Our subcontinental region is India. What regions have you studied, freeze4real?

    I'm going to guess that a continental region is... a continent. Europe, Asia, Americas, y'know.
    Are you really sure that Europe is a Continental region. If it's Ireland as well.


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