Geography
Economic activity in which the soil is cultivated so it can produce the food that we consume.
Agriculture
Metallurgical industry
Industry that transforms other metals that are not iron, such as copper, aluminum, and tin, among others.
Barrier made of stone concrete or rockfill, usually built in a gorge or canyon over a river or a creek, with the propose of ritaining water in the riverbed for later use
Dam
Is the word used to describe the growing interdependence of the world's economies, cultures, and populations, brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology, and flows of investment, people, and information
Globalization
Economic activity dedicated to the breeding of animals of the same species with an economical purpose.
Livestock breading
Industry that manufactures products for the industry itself.
Basic industry
Soil, Water and Climate (temperature)
Refers to the exploitation and use of forests to obtain harvestable wood products and non-harvestable wood products.
Forestry
Industry that focuses on the production of fabric, clothes, and shoes.
Textile industry
Natural recources on fishing spaces
Bodies of water, Marine flora and founa and Climate
Is the extractive capture of fish and other aquatic species.
Fishing
Industry composed basically of transnational assembling plants.
In-bond assembly industry
Natural resources in forestry spaces
Soil, Climate and Type of vegetation and fauna
Economic activity through which minerals in Earth´s crust are extracted.
Mining
Industry that uses oil as a raw material to obtain chemical products.
Petrochemical industry
The transformation of arable or habitable land to desert, from change in climate or destructive land use.
Desertification
Economic activity, national or international industry for transportation and entertainment of millions of individuals who travel whether it is inside their country or to another country.
Turism
Industry that produces steel and it is fundamental for the development of other types of industries.
Steel industry
What are the most important minerals on Mexico?
Iron, Copper and Gold
Has a big influence on the kind of crops that are grown.
Temperature
Areas where industries are concentrated
Industrial parks
What is the most important mineral of Mexico?
Oil
Plants adapted to survive in a dry environment; they have thorns instead of leaves.
Xerophyte
Enterprises that settle outside their countries in order to conduct production and sales of their products
Transnational companies
Production of final goods and services of a country during a certain period of time
Gross Domestic Product
Is essential to the growth of crops.
Water
Transported goods from another country for internal consumption
What are the most important things that Mexico Exports
Oil, Gold and Cars
Is the superficial layer of Earth´s crust, an unconsolidated material formed by minerals, organic matter, water, and gases.
Soil
Sent goods to another part of the world for consumption outside the country of origin
Exports
What are the most important things that Mexico Imports?
Corn, Medicine products and Gasoline