Rhetorical Analysis For Alaska

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T 3 : argumentative essay

Evidence from the maps shows it was taken in Alaska. The class took notes on the thematic map to gather evidence. The class found evidence in the background. The class used the physical geography skills to find the location. The physical features of the mountain helped to get the evidence. The class saw the person in winter clothes, so it must be cold. The vegetation they saw was mostly trees and some snow and grass. Also, they saw the oil. In the picture the class saw that there was one person in the boat but no one else so the human geography was low in this area most likely due to the cold climate. The population is also low because of how few jobs there are. The only economic activity is oil and fishing. In conclusion,

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