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The Balochi ethnic group predominates in southern:

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The Zambia–Zimbabwe river boundary, the Zambezi, plunges over the spectacular Victoria Falls into ...

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What is now called the Middle East was originally labelled the Near East by Europeans. (True or false?)

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Shift of power from Kievan Rus as the center of power in Northern Eurasia to Moscow over time was a ...

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The Punjabi language is dominant in sizeable areas of Pakistan and India. (True or false?)

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The Industrial Revolution resulted in economies that were based less on ________ and ever more ...

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New Zealand is dominated by Marine west coast climate. (True or false?)

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In Central Asia, Russians are found primarily in northern:

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Wisconsin enjoys ________ climate. (Multiple Choice)

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The Kara Kum desert lies within:

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The largest flows of refugees from Syria have gone to Lebanon and:

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From 1920 to 1991, the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, ...

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Since roughly 1950, integration in Europe is most commonly associated with ________, an association ...

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Vietnam is the one reformer country most resistant to the openness associated with globalization.T ...

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PPP in GNI PPP accounts for:

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In 2010, about 17.9% of all African-Americans lived in the U.S. South. (True or false?)

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China's rail and road network is most dense in the:

The largest river in southern Afghanistan is the:

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The ________ is loosely defined as economic activities that are NOT taxed or regulated by the ...

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During the Soviet era, every Central Asian republic capital had a(n) ________.

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