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Primary Navigation Want to create or adapt books like this? Learn more about how Pressbooks supports open publishing practices. Book Contents Navigation Introduction 1.1: What is a toponym? 1.2 Distance and Scale 1.3: March of Time 1.4 References 2.1 Medieval European Invasions 2.2 The Crusades 2.3 Early European Exploration 2.4 European Industrial Revolution 2.5 Europe Post World War I 2.6 International Cooperation 2.7 References 3.1 Russian Expansion to the Sea 3.2 Hot Spots in a Cold War 3.3 Cold War 2.0 4.1: Original Thirteen Colonies 4.2: Native American Lands 4.3: A Nation Divided 4.5: From Compromise to Conflict 4.6: What is Gerrymandering? 4.4: The Underground Railroad 4.7: Your Huddled Masses 5.1 An Eye on Central America 5.2: North American Landforms 5.3: North American Trade 6.2 Tropical Deforestation 6.1 El Nino and La Nina 6.3 Latin American Independence 7.1 The Human Journey 7.2 Africa's Political Borders 7.3 Africa's Independence from Colonial Powers 7.6 Natural Resource Consumption and Wealth 7.4 Slowing Malaria 7.5 Standards of Living Case Study: Sudan and South Sudan U.N. Sustainable Development Goals 9.1 Monsoonal Patterns 10.1: Geography of Pandemics and COVID-19 Appendix Previous/next navigation World Regional Geography Lab Manual Copyright © 2019 by R. Adam Dastrup, MA, GISP is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.