Question

1. 10. why is grazing far from the city center in the von thünen model? *

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cattle and people dont mix well.
cattle and other animals require large amounts of land to graze and roam. they
can also walk themselves to them market.
cities have zoning laws that grazing must be far from the city.

1. 11. norman borlaug was a leader in which movement? *

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second agricultural revolution
green revolution
velvet revolution

1. 12. maquiladoras are being located along the border between the united

states and mexico to minimize what type of cost?
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labor
resources
break in bulk

1. 13. a car factory, tire store, and mechanic shop benefit from being located

near one another based on what concept?
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special economic zones
world systems analysis
agglomeration

Explanation:

• Question 10: In the Von Thünen Model, grazing is far from the city center because cattle and other animals need large - scale land for grazing and roaming. Also, they can walk to the market on their own, so transportation cost (which is a key factor in the model) is relatively low for them compared to more perishable or less mobile agricultural products.
• Question 11: Norman Borlaug is known as the "Father of the Green Revolution". The Green Revolution involved the development and widespread use of high - yielding crop varieties, along with modern agricultural techniques such as the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
• Question 12: Maquiladoras are located along the US - Mexico border mainly to take advantage of lower labor costs in Mexico.
• Question 13: A car factory, tire store, and mechanic shop benefit from being near one another based on the concept of agglomeration. Agglomeration refers to the clustering of economic activities, which can lead to cost savings (e.g., lower transportation costs between related businesses), knowledge spillovers, and shared infrastructure.

Answer:

• 10. Cattle and other animals require large amounts of land to graze and roam. They can also walk themselves to them market.
• 11. Green Revolution
• 12. Labor
• 13. Agglomeration