This title has been replaced by Human Geography 11e, and its resources are no longer available for student purchase or redemption as of 15 Jul 2024. Anyone who purchased or redeemed access prior to 15 Jul 2024 can still access these resources for the duration of their original access period.
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Instructor's Manual (revised by Alexandra Giancarlo, Brandon University)
Each chapter contains a chapter overview, learning objectives, key concepts, topics for discussion or debate, and teaching aids.
Test Generator—Also available as a Microsoft Word Test Bank (Revised by Larissa Dibartolo, McMaster University)
Each chapter contains 75 multiple choice questions, 30 true or false questions, 15 short answer questions, and 12 essay questions. Each question includes an answer and page reference.
PowerPoint Slides (Revised by Kimberley Naqvi, Thompson Rivers University)
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