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This activity uses Map Viewer and is designed for intermediate users. We recommend MapMaker when getting started with maps in the classroom - see this StoryMap for the same activity in MapMaker.

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  • Skill 4.D: Compare patterns and trends in sources to draw conclusions. 
  • PSO-5.B: Identify different rural settlement patterns and methods of surveying rural settlements.
  • IMP-5.A: Explain how agricultural practices have environmental and societal consequences.
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  • Students will identify differences in the distribution of arable land on a global scale.
  • Students will use imagery to analyze differences in rural land use and the alteration of the natural environment.
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          GeoInquiryGrades 9-10; Ages 14-16PDFMap ViewerNo ArcGIS account requiredLess than 20 minutesHuman GeographyGrades 11-12; Ages 16-18Document

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