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Where do most people in Central America live?
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coastal areas where they can rely on fishing and trade
coastal areas where they can rely on fishing and trade
rural settlements where soils are good for farming
rural settlements where soils are good for farming
river valleys with enough water for farming
river valleys with enough water for farming
highland areas where temperatures are cooler
highland areas where temperatures are cooler
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A graph titled "Trade Figures for CAFTA-DR Nations, 2004–2010" is shown. The total value of exports from the U.S. starts out less than the exports to the U.S. By 2006, it surpasses the exports to the U.S. The exports to the U.S remains relatively the same from 2004 to 2008. Beginning in 2008, exports to the U.S. begins to rise, although it remains lower than the exports from the U.S.
A cause-and-effect diagram is depicted by arrows. The first arrow states "Farmers use pesticides to protect crops." The second arrow is blank. The third arrow states "Toxic waters reaches the ocean and harms marine life and ecosystems."
A picture of land is shown. Half of the land is covered in trees. The other half of the land is barren where the trees have been cut down.
A pie chart titled "Sources of Electricity in Mexico" is shown. The following are labeled 76.2% Fossil fuels, 18.3% Hydroelectric plants, 3.3% Other renewable resources, 2.2% Nuclear.
Where do most people in Central America live?
(1 point)
Responses
coastal areas where they can rely on fishing and trade
rural settlements where soils are good for farming
river valleys with enough water for farming
highland areas where temperatures are cooler