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This study guide covers the Green Revolution, focusing on its introduction, geographic scope (primarily Latin America, Asia, and Africa), importance (increased food production and security), causes (population growth, technology, government support), key advancements (high-yield seeds, fertilizers, irrigation), and impacts (both positive and negative, including environmental and social consequences). It also includes major developments such as biotechnology and GMOs, and drawbacks like increased social inequality. Finally, it provides practice questions and exam tips for the AP Human Geography exam.
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What was the primary goal of the Green Revolution? 🌱
To promote organic farming practices globally
To decrease the use of synthetic fertilizers
To significantly increase food production through technology
To focus on small-scale, local agriculture