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The document discusses the major industrial regions of the world and their development over time. It covers the industrialization of Western and Central Europe and Eastern North America through World War I. It then discusses the mid-to-late 20th century emergence of secondary manufacturing regions in North America, Europe, the former Soviet Union, Eastern Asia, and South Asia, noting increasing dependence on oil and natural gas. It raises questions about growth poles and deindustrialization.

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Resources and Regions: The Global Distribution of Industry Chapter 25
Major Industrial Regions of the World West and Central Europe Eastern North America Russia and Ukraine East Asia
Industrialization through World War I Europe
Industrialization through World War I North America
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --increasing dependence on oil and natural gas
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Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions North America
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions North America
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions Europe
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions Europe
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions Former Soviet Union
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions Eastern Asia
Mid-to-late 20th Century industrialization --emergence of secondary manufacturing regions South Asia
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What is a growth pole? An urban center that has certain attributes that , if augmented by a measure of investment support, will stimulate regional economic development
What is deindustrialization? Where and why is it occurring?
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