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10 Cards in this Set
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How is Canada like and different from the other developed countries?
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it is different because it is still a povince of England,and it is bilingual, but it is alike becasue the governments are similar and business patterns are alike as well.
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Intervening Opportunities means what?
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alternate sources of goods and services.
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Where is the Canadian core? Waht geographic factors influence the location of Canada's core?
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Around the ottowa region of Canada, and the fact that it is at the end of the St. Lawrence Sea way is where the majority of everything is centered.
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What are the determinants of spacial interaction?
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complimentablility
transferability Intervening opportunities |
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What is the significance of theSt. Lawrence Seaway to Canada?
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It is the center of economic trade from Europe and other parts of the word with the exception of Asia.
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What is ecumene?
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protion of a country that is habitable.
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What is Transferability?
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ability to transport goods cost-effecivly.
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Is the ecumene of Canada large or small?
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Small
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What is spatial interaction?
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Interaction over large areas.
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What is complimentability?
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demand in one place, supply in another.
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