The US has a little bit of influence on almost every country in the world, either culturally or economically.
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The plantations were owned by economically well-off white people.
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The US is an economically successful nation, which has enjoyed the benefits of great natural resources, technological innovation, and the free market, all of which have contributed to the number of wealthy people in the US.
The different U.S. regions were linked economically by people trading with each other and people sending telegraphs of their sales to the other regions in the U.S.
The different U.S. regions were linked economically by people trading with each other and people sending telegraphs of their sales to the other regions in the U.S.
The US liked Cuba for its good sugar and tobacco plantations. During the Spanish-American war the US fought with Cuba. Afterward US and Cuba became closely linked economically
The United States and Cuba became closely linked economically through trade and investment, particularly during the early 20th century. The US invested heavily in Cuban industries, such as sugar and tobacco, and became a major trading partner. However, this relationship changed drastically after the Cuban Revolution in 1959, leading to economic sanctions and strained bilateral ties.
It helps the interdependent regions get the resources they need
A way countries are economically linked together.
Financial turmoil in Asia manifests the extent to which nations and regions are linked in a global economy.
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Regions that interact with each other are often referred to as interconnected or interdependent regions. These regions have relationships and connections that impact each other economically, culturally, and socially.
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Core-periphery refers to a geographic concept where a core region is economically and politically dominant, while the periphery regions are less developed or dependent on the core. This concept implies a hierarchical relationship between different regions based on levels of economic development and power.
Northern New England is tied culturally and economically to Canada. This is also the case for Western New York. Both regions are in close proximity to the border.