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1 Latin America Natural Resource Use

2 Cartograms Use page 22 in your World Geography books to answer the questions below What is a cartogram? How does a cartogram represent data? What country on the “Estimated World Oil Reserves” map has the most oil reserves? What Latin American country has the most oil reserves?

3 Net Metal Imports What areas of the world import the most metals?
What areas of the world import the least metals? What is one conclusion that you can draw from this map?

4 Resources of Latin America
Use the “Resources of Latin America” map on page 204 to answer the following questions: What is the one resource shown on this map that is renewable? How many countries on this map use a renewable resource? What is the one resource on this map that is an inexhaustible energy source? How many countries on this map use inexhaustible energy sources? What is one conclusion that you can draw from this map?

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