What are the historical and economic explanations for urban dominance and urban primacy in Latin America?
What will be an ideal response?
In large part Latin America exhibits urban dominance and primacy because a few key cities, during the colonial period, were the principal locations of investment. Following independence, these select cities continued to receive the lion's share of investment; rural-to-urban migration patterns intensified the concentration of population in these cities.
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A. Kept in pastures during the summer and barns during the winter. B. Confined in CAFOs. C. Held in pasture year-round. D. Exported to Europe after slaughter. E. Kept in pastures during the day and barns at night.
A projectile that is fired vertically at 11.2 km/s from Earth's surface will
A. escape from Earth. B. go into circular orbit about Earth. C. rise and fall back to Earth's surface. D. follow an uncertain path.
The half life of Uranium-238 is 4.5 billion years. Approximately how much of the radioactive Uranium-238 parent isotope is left in a rock that is 4 billion years old?
- 25%
- 45%
- 55%
- 75%
The heaviest precipitation on Caribbean islands tends to be
A. on the southwest coast B. on the northeast-facing hills C. on the west coast D. on the capital city