The Development of "Three Sister" Farming on the Southeast Atlantic

question 49

Multiple Choice

The development of "three sister" farming on the southeast Atlantic seaboard

• A) led to the dominance of the potato.
• B) enabled the Anasazis to prosper.
• C) ultimately failed to produce adequate amounts of food.
• D) was attributed to three young women of the Cherokee peoples.
• E) produced a rich diet that led to high population densities.

Understand the factors companies must consider in international business operations.

Comprehend how PEST analysis facilitates the understanding of different markets.

Identify various modes of entry into international markets.

Recognize the impact of sociocultural factors on international business decisions.

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