Compare trading between the United States and Mexico by choosing the statement that makes the best comparison.(1 point)

Question

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Mexico exports products such as motor vehicle parts, computer equipment, and electrical equipment to the United States, and the United States exports products such as plastics, refined petroleum products, and chemicals to Mexico.
Mexico exports products such as motor vehicle parts, computer equipment, and electrical equipment to the United States, and the United States exports products such as plastics, refined petroleum products, and chemicals to Mexico.

Mexico relies heavily on trading with the United States, but the United States does not rely heavily on trading with Mexico.
Mexico relies heavily on trading with the United States, but the United States does not rely heavily on trading with Mexico.

The United States relies heavily on trading with Mexico, but Mexico does not rely heavily on trading with the United States.
The United States relies heavily on trading with Mexico, but Mexico does not rely heavily on trading with the United States.

Mexico and the United States are not important trading partners for each other.

Which statement best summarizes travel between the United States and Mexico?(1 point)
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Canada is the leading foreign destination for travelers from both the United States and Mexico.
Canada is the leading foreign destination for travelers from both the United States and Mexico.

Costa Rica is the leading foreign destination for travelers from both the United States and Mexico.
Costa Rica is the leading foreign destination for travelers from both the United States and Mexico.

Spain is the leading foreign destination for Mexican travelers, and England is the leading foreign destination for U.S. travelers.
Spain is the leading foreign destination for Mexican travelers, and England is the leading foreign destination for U.S. travelers.

Mexico is the leading foreign destination for U.S. travelers, and the United States is the leading foreign destination for Mexicans.

Which statement correctly compares Pittsburgh in 1950 to Pittsburgh in 2010?(1 point)
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By 1950 the population of Pittsburgh was about 305,000; the population of Pittsburgh was about 675,000 in 2010.
By 1950 the population of Pittsburgh was about 305,000; the population of Pittsburgh was about 675,000 in 2010.

By 1950 the population of Pittsburgh was about 675,000; the population of Pittsburgh was about 305,000 in 2010.
By 1950 the population of Pittsburgh was about 675,000; the population of Pittsburgh was about 305,000 in 2010.

In 1950 Pittsburgh’s steel industry had collapsed; by 2010 the steel industry was dominant again.
In 1950 Pittsburgh’s steel industry had collapsed; by 2010 the steel industry was dominant again.

Pittsburgh in 1950 had clean air; Pittsburgh in 2010 had air pollution that caused streetlights to be turned on during the day.

Which answer best describes a result due to environmentalism in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem?(1 point)
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Rivers were dammed.
Rivers were dammed.

Ski areas expanded.
Ski areas expanded.

Deforestation increased.
Deforestation increased.

Bison population rebounded.

Answer 1

Here are the best responses for each question based on the provided statements:

1. Compare trading between the United States and Mexico:

   • Response: Mexico relies heavily on trading with the United States, but the United States does not rely heavily on trading with Mexico.

2. Summarize travel between the United States and Mexico:

   • Response: Mexico is the leading foreign destination for U.S. travelers, and the United States is the leading foreign destination for Mexicans.

3. Compare Pittsburgh in 1950 to Pittsburgh in 2010:

   • Response: By 1950 the population of Pittsburgh was about 675,000; the population of Pittsburgh was about 305,000 in 2010.

4. Describe a result due to environmentalism in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem:

   • Response: Bison population rebounded.

These responses accurately reflect key trends and data points related to trade, travel, population change, and environmental efforts in the specified contexts.