Asked by pearson that needs help all the time

What natural resources do different regions offer?

What region would benefit from job production?

What region has the workforce to support a new industry?

What location has access to transportation routes to move people and goods?

What skills do workers have—or would they need to learn?

What challenges do terrain and climate pose in certain locations?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Ye gads! What broad questions! Are these regions in the world? in a specific country? in a state?

What do your text materials say?

Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
in Mexico
Answered by Ms. Sue
These sites will help with your first two questions.

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/americas/mexico_industry_1978.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mexican_states_by_unemployment
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
thank you soooooooooooooooo much
Answered by Writeacher
Another resource:

http://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/mx.html

Scroll down and click on each category, such as Geography, People and Society, etc.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
thanks again!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
did the Wikipedia link answer a specific question?
my mom does not let me use Wikipedia she says it is un reliable and I have to show my references
Answered by Writeacher
Wikipedia is fine. If you don't want to rely on the article itself, make good use of all the external references at the bottom of each Wiki page.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
um.... this website .cia.gov
says that it has changed the address.
Answered by Writeacher
Umm ... I just went into it before I posted it. I don't give links that don't work!

Try copying and pasting it this way then:

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/mx.html
Answered by Ms. Sue
You can trust Wikipedia for facts such as these. People who criticize Wikipedia do so because occasionally an author writes from his/her own biased point of view. But it's very reliable on statistics such as these.

You can check it out by Googling Mexico unemployment states and see if another site has this information.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
thanks Ms. Sue for the help and the links. I honestly didn't think that you were going to respond that fast all of the other teachers take forever on other websites and I end up doing it with out there help. Thanks again!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You are very welcome. I'm delighted that we've been so helpful to you.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
And you are a very sweet person

I came up with this answer:

What natural resources do different regions offer?
oil, gas, coal, lignite, fluoride, graphite, silver, lead, zinc, etc.…

I am not asking you to tell me the answer if it is wrong, I am asking you to tell me what is wrong if it is.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your answer is right. But I think you are also supposed to tell in which reasons these resources are found.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
what reasons or which regions
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
my mom saw the references on the bottom of the Wikipedia link and said I could use it just this once, however I don't understand if the lower the number the less employees or the lower the number the less companies/stores needed for employment.
Answered by pearson that needs help all the time
What region would benefit from job production?

Tabasco 6% of the population is unemployed

Answered by Ms. Sue
Sorry -- typo -- it's regions, not reasons.

The lowest number means the fewer people who are unemployed.
Answered by Reata
Thank You Ms. Sue the links really helped
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