The New Book of KnowledgeGrolier, 1986 - 21 pages An illustrated encyclopedia containing over 9,000 articles on history, literature, art and music, geography, myths and legends, mathematics, science, hobbies, holidays and festivals, games, sports, crafts, medicine, law, government, industry, politics, and other topics. |
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... region . In the rainy tropical region near the Gulf of Guinea , the chief food crops are yams , rice , and cassava . Plantation products include rubber and palm oil . Cocoa and coffee are grown on small farms and on some plantations ...
... region . In the rainy tropical region near the Gulf of Guinea , the chief food crops are yams , rice , and cassava . Plantation products include rubber and palm oil . Cocoa and coffee are grown on small farms and on some plantations ...
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... region of southeastern Africa . He was joined by the journalist Henry Morton Stanley , who later explored the Congo region . with Portugal . They also established forts and trading posts along the African coast . But the Europeans did ...
... region of southeastern Africa . He was joined by the journalist Henry Morton Stanley , who later explored the Congo region . with Portugal . They also established forts and trading posts along the African coast . But the Europeans did ...
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... Region , and the Piedmont Plateau . The average elevation of the highlands varies from 150 to 200 meters ( 500 to 700 feet ) , with most of the highest points in the Ridge and Valley Region . The Appalachian Plateau , also known as the ...
... Region , and the Piedmont Plateau . The average elevation of the highlands varies from 150 to 200 meters ( 500 to 700 feet ) , with most of the highest points in the Ridge and Valley Region . The Appalachian Plateau , also known as the ...
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