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The world can be divided into cultural ecosystems produced by geography, history, and demographics.
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Cultural Ecosystems
The world can be divided into cultural ecosystems produced by geography, history, and demographics.
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"...you is, this semester, is the world can be divided into cultural ecosystems because of the history, because of the geography, because of the..."
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"...you have China, India. Okay? So there are these different ecosystems, cultural ecosystems, that are determined by their geography, their history, and the demographics...."
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